Morning Collision Disrupts Traffic in Long Beach

Traffic Collision on Interstate 605 South in Long Beach Causes Delays Today

📍 Long Beach, CA

📅 Published: April 14, 2025 at 05:31 AM

Map showing the location of the accident in Long Beach, CA
Long Beach, April 14, 2025 -

A traffic collision involving two vehicles, a black Chevrolet Equinox and a KRAIL, occurred today at the intersection of Interstate 605 South and Spring Street in Long Beach, CA. The incident took place around 4:43 AM, leading to lane closures on the Spring Offramp as emergency crews responded to the scene.

Traffic management teams quickly arrived to control the situation and ensure the safety of all motorists. A tow truck was called to assist in removing the vehicles involved in the traffic incident. By approximately 5:26 AM, the roadway was cleared, and all lanes were reopened, allowing traffic to return to normal.

During the incident, drivers experienced delays and congestion, particularly affecting the morning commute for those traveling on Interstate 605 South. Emergency responders worked efficiently to minimize disruptions and guide vehicles safely around the area.

As the situation developed, motorists were advised to expect potential backups and to consider alternate routes if necessary. Fortunately, the prompt response from emergency services helped to clear the scene quickly, restoring traffic flow in a timely manner.

This traffic incident underscores the importance of effective emergency response in managing traffic and ensuring safety on major highways.

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