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Los Angeles, CA (September 1, 2026) – A six-vehicle collision was reported on Tuesday, September 1, on westbound I-105 near Budlong Ave, just east of Crenshaw. Initial information indicated several vehicles were involved, including a black Nissan pickup, a Toyota RAV4, a blue Ford F-250, and additional vehicles.
The vehicles blocked multiple lanes, including the HOV lane, as traffic became heavy in the area. A report from a vehicle service system indicated that a man and woman were seen outside their vehicles with possible injuries.
Emergency units arrived as vehicles were moved to the right shoulder. All lanes were later reported open after the vehicles were cleared from the travel lanes.
Additional information about the accident had not been made public as of this report. The circumstances leading to the collision remain under review as more details are gathered.
Our thoughts are with everyone who may have been hurt.
What Is Typically Reviewed After a Multi-Vehicle Accident?
Investigators examining a multi-vehicle accident may review vehicle positions, roadway conditions, and statements from people who witnessed what happened. Damage patterns can also help establish the sequence of contact between vehicles.
Traffic conditions usually receive attention because congestion, lane changes, and sudden stops can affect how quickly drivers react. Dashcam recordings, nearby surveillance footage, and vehicle data may provide additional information about movements before the accident.
Medical records can document the nature and extent of reported injuries. Investigators may also examine whether mechanical problems, weather, visibility, or other roadway factors contributed to the circumstances. The number of vehicles involved can make the reconstruction more complex because each vehicle’s position and movement may need to be considered separately.
