A traffic collision occurred today on the Pacific Coast Highway near Naval Air Station Point Mugu, CA, involving a single vehicle, a red Dodge Charger. The vehicle was found fully engulfed in flames and on its side after reportedly hitting the side of the mountain. Emergency units responded quickly to the scene, managing traffic and ensuring safety.
The incident was first reported at approximately 8:27 PM. Emergency responders arrived shortly after to coordinate the scene and assess the situation. A tow truck was called to remove the vehicle, which was confirmed to be fully engulfed. Fortunately, both northbound and southbound lanes of the Pacific Coast Highway remained open during the incident, allowing for minimal traffic disruption.
By 9:21 PM, updates indicated that traffic flow was back to normal, with no significant delays or backups reported. The efficient response from emergency services helped to clear the area swiftly, ensuring that motorists could continue their evening commute without major interruptions.
Drivers are reminded to stay vigilant and exercise caution while traveling along California highways, particularly in areas where accidents may occur. This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the need for prompt emergency response to maintain road safety.