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Ontario, CA (July 21, 2026) – Emergency units responded to a three-vehicle collision on eastbound Interstate 10 east of Euclid Avenue in Ontario shortly after 4:02 a.m. on Monday, July 20. The crash prompted a response after multiple vehicles were reported involved.
Initial information indicated the collision involved a white sedan and two additional vehicles. A Mitsubishi reportedly struck the right shoulder, while another vehicle suffered a tire blowout and damage to its right side. One individual was observed walking along the right shoulder after exiting a vehicle.
The No. 3 lane remained blocked until crews arranged for tow trucks to clear the damaged vehicles. This is a developing story.
Our thoughts are with those injured, and we wish them a full recovery.
What Can Contribute to Multi-Vehicle Freeway Crashes?
Multi-vehicle crashes can happen when drivers have limited time to react to sudden hazards, disabled vehicles, or unexpected changes in traffic flow. Tire failures, debris, and rapid lane changes may also create conditions that increase the chance of additional vehicles becoming involved.
Freeway crash investigations generally include an examination of vehicle damage, roadway evidence, tire conditions, and the positions of the vehicles after impact. Investigators may also review witness statements, traffic camera footage, and road conditions to better understand the sequence of events and identify any factors that contributed to the collision.
