Multi-Vehicle Collision Disrupts LA Morning Commute

Traffic Collision on Interstate 5 in Los Angeles Causes Delays Today

📍 Los Angeles, CA

📅 Published: September 12, 2025 at 06:01 AM

Map showing the location of the accident in Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, September 12, 2025 -

A traffic collision involving multiple vehicles caused significant disruptions during the morning commute on Interstate 5 South (I-5 S) at Laurel Canyon Boulevard in Los Angeles, CA, today. The incident occurred around 5:20 AM and involved a total of four vehicles: a white BMW X6, a gray Nissan Versa, a full semi truck, and an unknown vehicle associated with a tire that struck other cars.

Emergency response teams quickly arrived at the scene, where the white BMW X6 was blocking the right lane due to a flat tire. To manage the situation, several lanes were closed, leading to traffic delays and congestion for motorists traveling through the area. Tow trucks were dispatched to remove the damaged vehicles, particularly the BMW, which sustained front-end damage.

Authorities advised drivers to expect backups and to consider alternate routes to avoid the affected area. The California Highway Patrol worked to clear the scene and restore normal traffic flow as swiftly as possible. Motorists are reminded to maintain their vehicles to prevent similar incidents, especially during busy travel times. The situation highlights the importance of being prepared for unexpected road conditions.

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