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Los Angeles, CA (June 24, 2026) – A three-vehicle accident was reported on Wednesday afternoon, June 24, on southbound Interstate 110 near West Florence Avenue. The first report was logged at 1:41 p.m.
Initial information said the crash involved a gray Tesla, a semi-truck, and a blue Ford Ranger with a missing tire. A later update also listed a white big rig and an older blue-and-white pickup truck.
The vehicles were reported to be blocking lanes, including the express lanes. One report said a man stepped out of the Tesla covered in blood, and emergency units were contacted.
The vehicles were moved to the right shoulder, and a tow truck was requested.
Investigators are reviewing what led to the collision on the southbound Interstate 110. We hope everyone involved is safe after the wreck and that they make a full recovery.
How Multi-Vehicle Freeway Crashes Can Change Quickly
Multi-vehicle freeway crashes can involve several early updates, as details may change as crews reach the scene. A first report may describe blocked lanes or possible injuries before later checks confirm more accurate information.
When vehicles stop in express or travel lanes, traffic can slow quickly. Drivers may need to merge suddenly, and damaged vehicles can make the road harder to pass safely.
Tow truck requests are common when a vehicle loses a tire or cannot be driven away. Moving vehicles to the shoulder can reduce danger for passing traffic and help clear blocked lanes. Later reports may provide more about vehicle damage, lane closures, and how the vehicles came together.
