Three-Vehicle Collision Disrupts Morning Commute

Traffic Collision on Interstate 710 in Long Beach Causes Delays Today

📍 Long Beach, CA

📅 Published: May 14, 2025 at 08:07 AM

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

A traffic collision involving three vehicles occurred today on the northbound lanes of Interstate 710 (I-710) near W Willow St in Long Beach, CA. The incident took place around 7:19 AM during the morning commute, leading to significant traffic disruptions in the area.

Initially, all vehicles were located in the fast lane, prompting lane changes as emergency responders arrived to manage the scene. By 7:22 AM, all vehicles had been moved to the center divider, but traffic continued to be affected as drivers navigated around the incident. The vehicles involved included a gray Chevrolet and a Honda SUV, with the third vehicle not specifically described.

Tow services were requested shortly after the collision, and a tow truck arrived on the scene by 7:29 AM to assist with the removal of the vehicles. One vehicle was reported as driveable, while the status of the other vehicles was not detailed.

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was present to control traffic flow and ensure safety in the area. Motorists experienced delays and congestion as they adjusted to the lane changes and the ongoing emergency response efforts.

Drivers are advised to remain cautious and expect potential backups in the vicinity of the incident as cleanup continues.

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