A traffic collision on Interstate 280 South in San Francisco, CA, caused significant traffic disruptions today during the afternoon commute. The incident occurred around 3:44 PM when a gray truck spun out and collided with the concrete divider. This single-vehicle traffic incident resulted in the truck being rendered undriveable, necessitating towing services.
Emergency response teams arrived promptly at the scene to manage traffic and ensure safety. Multiple units were deployed to handle the situation, leading to lane closures and traffic backups in the area. A tow truck was requested to remove the vehicle from the roadway, arriving at approximately 4:12 PM. Initial attempts to clear the scene were met with challenges, contributing to further delays.
By 5:36 PM, the scene was cleared, allowing traffic to resume normal flow. However, motorists experienced congestion and delays during the incident, particularly near the Cesar Chavez Street West on-ramp.
Drivers are advised to remain cautious and expect potential residual traffic impacts as the area returns to normal conditions. The California Highway Patrol managed the scene effectively, ensuring that the roadway was cleared and safe for travel.