Los Angeles, CA (August 25, 2025) – A traffic accident on the southbound side of the I-110 freeway caused injuries Sunday morning and prompted a multi-unit emergency response from Los Angeles City Fire and EMS teams. The crash occurred at approximately 7:54 a.m. on August 24, near Gabriel Garcia-Márquez Street and East Chavez Ave.
Emergency units including Engine 12, Engine 55, and Rescue 9 were dispatched to the scene following reports of a traffic collision involving injuries and respiratory distress. At least one individual was reportedly experiencing difficult breathing and required urgent medical assistance, according to fire department communications.
The exact number of vehicles involved has not been confirmed, and the nature of the crash—whether it involved a secondary altercation or additional trauma—remains under investigation. No information has been released regarding the number or severity of injuries sustained by other parties.
The incident caused delays along the southbound lanes of the 110 Freeway as crews worked to treat the injured and clear the scene. LAPD and CHP units assisted in managing traffic flow and securing the area.
We hope for the full recovery of all individuals injured in this incident.
Freeway Collisions in Los Angeles
Accidents on major routes like the I-110—also known as the Harbor Freeway—are common due to high traffic volumes, variable speeds, and congested merging zones. Crashes that occur during early morning hours may be tied to fatigue, speed, or sudden lane changes. In this case, the involvement of multiple rescue units and a report of respiratory difficulty suggest that the incident was both severe and complex.
Freeway collisions often carry an elevated risk of serious injury due to higher speeds and limited options for evasive action. Emergency response coordination is critical in such scenarios to quickly assess medical needs and prevent further traffic-related hazards. A well-timed rescue effort in this case likely prevented the situation from worsening.
For those injured in freeway crashes, the aftermath can be overwhelming. In addition to the physical recovery, individuals must often deal with insurance companies, lost wages, and potential long-term effects. Access to official documentation and local resources can be vital to managing those next steps.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a freeway accident, now is the time to get support and information to move forward.
A freeway crash can leave lasting scars—but you don’t have to navigate the aftermath alone. Local Accident Reports is here to help by providing access to official accident documentation and local recovery resources. Request your free accident report today and take the first step toward healing and accountability.
