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FLORENCE-GRAHAM, Los Angeles County, Calif., Oct. 29, 2026 — A crash involving three vehicles injured at least one person on Wednesday morning, October 28, at the intersection of East 91st Street and Zamora Avenue, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The crash was first logged shortly before 8 a.m. as a two-vehicle collision, with CHP dispatch records later updating the count to three vehicles involved. A black Dodge Durango sustained major front-end damage, and a tow truck was requested to clear it from the scene.
The intersection was blocked as crews worked to clear the wreckage, and a towing company was called in to remove at least one of the damaged vehicles.
The incident remains under investigation. We wish the injured a complete recovery.
Intersection Crashes in California
This multi-vehicle crash happened at East 91st Street and Zamora Avenue in Florence-Graham, CA. For more on crashes at intersections across California, see our intersection safety guide for California.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are multi-vehicle crashes usually harder to investigate than two-car collisions?
With more vehicles involved, investigators have to reconstruct the order of impacts, figure out which vehicle struck which, and sort through multiple accounts of what happened before determining a cause.
What typically triggers a chain-reaction or pile-up crash?
These crashes commonly start when one vehicle slows, stops, or collides unexpectedly, and the vehicles behind it don't have enough distance or time to react before adding to the collision.
Is there anything drivers can do to avoid getting caught in a multi-vehicle crash?
Leaving extra following distance, staying alert near intersections, and slowing early when traffic ahead is braking can help drivers stay out of a chain-reaction collision.
