Major Traffic Collision Disrupts I-405 Commute

Traffic Collision on Interstate 405 South in Long Beach Causes Major Delays Today

📍 Long Beach, CA

📅 Published: July 2, 2025 at 05:36 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Long Beach, CA
Long Beach, July 2, 2025 -

A traffic collision occurred today on Interstate 405 South at Lakewood Boulevard in Long Beach, CA, significantly impacting the afternoon commute. The incident involved four vehicles: a white Chevrolet Silverado, a gray Toyota Tundra, a white Toyota Highlander, and a gray Dodge Durango, which is classified as a hazmat vehicle.

Due to the collision, multiple lanes were blocked, leading to substantial delays and congestion for drivers in the southbound lanes. Emergency response teams, including the California Highway Patrol and towing units, were dispatched to the scene to manage traffic and facilitate the clearance of the roadway. One vehicle has been towed, while the other three remain on-site as part of the ongoing response.

As responders worked to clear the scene, motorists experienced significant backups and delays. The California Highway Patrol is actively controlling the situation to restore normal traffic flow as quickly as possible. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid the area and minimize travel delays.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and awareness of road conditions, particularly during peak travel times. Updates will be provided as the situation evolves and traffic conditions improve.

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