Los Angeles, CA (September 11, 2026) – A driver reported neck pain after a five-vehicle accident early on Friday morning on northbound Interstate 110 near Florence Avenue in Los Angeles. The crash was reported around 2:26 a.m.
A black Toyota Tacoma and four other vehicles were involved. A driver in a black Chevrolet Silverado was on the right shoulder and reported neck pain after the collision. The person declined an ambulance at the time.
Several lanes were blocked while crews cleared the vehicles, and multiple tow trucks were requested. Crews partially closed the Florence Avenue off-ramp during cleanup. The circumstances leading to the accident remain under investigation.
We wish the injured driver a full recovery.
What Should Drivers Do After a Highway Crash?
Drivers involved in a highway crash should move to a safe position when possible and avoid standing near active traffic lanes. Disabled vehicles can create additional hazards when approaching motorists do not have enough time to react.
Anyone experiencing pain after a crash should take symptoms seriously, even when the injury initially seems minor. Neck pain can develop after sudden vehicle movement and may require medical evaluation.
Motorists approaching a crash should reduce speed, increase following distance, and change lanes only when it is safe. Staying focused on traffic instead of the damaged vehicles can help prevent secondary crashes.