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Los Angeles, CA (June 28, 2026) – Two people were hurt following a rollover on westbound SR-60 near the Lorena Street off-ramp on Thursday, June 25.
According to dispatch information, a black vehicle overturned in the middle lanes shortly before 1:45 p.m., initially blocking multiple westbound lanes. Early reports suggested three to four vehicles may have been involved, although later updates described the situation as a solo rollover.
Emergency units arrived and found the overturned vehicle blocking lanes one through four. Two people were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Tow trucks were requested to remove the damaged vehicle, though heavy traffic delayed access to the freeway. One vehicle was moved to the general-purpose lanes to help restore traffic flow while crews continued clearing the roadway.
The identities of those involved and the extent of their injuries have not been released. Investigators are continuing to review the circumstances surrounding the rollover to determine exactly what happened.
We hope those hurt in this rollover make a full and speedy recovery.
What Information Is Typically Reviewed After a Rollover on a Freeway?
Rollover crashes usually require investigators to examine several factors before determining how the vehicle overturned. They may review roadway design, traffic patterns, weather conditions, and whether speed or evasive actions contributed to the sequence of events. Vehicle damage, tire marks, debris, and witness statements can also help establish what occurred before the rollover. When more than one vehicle may have been involved, investigators compare physical evidence from each vehicle to determine whether contact occurred. Medical reports may also provide additional information about the seriousness of injuries once treatment has begun. Because many freeway rollovers occur in heavy traffic, lane closures and vehicle recovery efforts can take considerable time to return to normal traffic conditions.
