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Long Beach, CA (August 30, 2026) – A multi-vehicle crash was reported early on Friday morning, August 28, on the eastbound 91 transition to southbound Interstate 710 in Long Beach. The collision occurred around 2 a.m. and blocked lanes in the area.
Initial reports indicated several vehicles were involved, including a black Toyota Highlander, a gray Honda HR-V, and a white Kia near a construction truck. People were also reported outside their vehicles in the roadway. One person was initially reported unresponsive following the collision.
The available information did not confirm the person’s condition or provide details about additional injuries. Emergency crews worked to clear the vehicles, with additional tow services requested for the damaged cars. The roadway was reported open by approximately 2:51 a.m. We hope those affected recover from their injuries.
What Should Drivers Know About Multi-Vehicle Crashes?
Multi-vehicle crashes can develop quickly when several vehicles are traveling through the same area. A collision involving one vehicle can create additional hazards for drivers approaching the scene.
Drivers should reduce their speed when approaching stopped traffic or roadway work. Construction areas may have narrowed lanes, temporary barriers, workers, and equipment, all of which require extra attention.
Keeping a safe following distance can provide additional time to react if traffic suddenly slows. Drivers should also avoid distractions and remain alert for vehicles changing lanes or stopping ahead.
When a collision blocks travel lanes, moving away from the affected area, if possible, can reduce the risk of secondary crashes. Drivers should follow posted signs and traffic directions around the scene.
