A traffic collision on U.S. Highway 101 South in San Francisco, CA, caused significant traffic delays today during the afternoon commute. The incident, which involved three vehicles—a white Toyota, a Toyota SUV, and a gold van—was reported around 3:02 PM. Initial reports indicated that the collision was blocking lanes, leading to slowing conditions and congestion for drivers in the area.
Emergency response teams promptly arrived at the scene to manage traffic and control the situation. Multiple units were deployed to ensure the safety of motorists and facilitate the clearing of the roadway. Tow services were called to assist with the removal of the vehicles, which were later determined to be drivable or removed as appropriate.
By approximately 3:56 PM, the roadway was cleared, allowing traffic to resume normal flow. However, motorists experienced delays and backups during the incident, particularly in the vicinity of the South Van Ness on-ramp.
Drivers are advised to remain cautious and aware of their surroundings while traveling on U.S. Highway 101, as traffic incidents can occur unexpectedly. The California Highway Patrol urges all drivers to follow traffic laws and drive safely to prevent future collisions.