Multi-Vehicle Crash in Newhall Pass Injured Three People
A multi-vehicle crash was reported to have taken place at Newhall Pass on Saturday, October 3rd, at around 12:15 pm. California Highway Patrol, Los Angeles Fire Department, and Los Angeles County Fire Department were the first responders at the scene. The accident occurred around Highway 14 and Interstate 5 and involved at least motorcycles. Three…
Read moreDUI Car Collision in Long Beach Killed Passenger
A car collision was reported to have taken place in Long Beach on Thursday, October 1st. The accident occurred around 5:30 p.m. The male driver, identified as Chhoeup Khim, age 51, was suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. He was driving his 1999 Toyota Solara when he crashed into several parked vehicles in…
Read moreWoman Dead After Hit-and-Run in Koreatown
A hit-and-run accident took place in Koreatown on Friday, October 2nd at around 1:20 a.m. Los Angeles Police Department is the lead investigator in the case. They received reports that a woman, who was lying on the crossroads between Fifth Street and Wilton Place, was hit by an oncoming vehicle. She was pronounced dead at…
Read more83-Year-Old Dead From Traffic Accident in Antelope Valley
On Thursday, October 1st, 2020, a vehicle collision occurred in Antelope Valley Freeway involving a motorcycle and a car. California Highway Patrol was the first responder at the scene. They received news that a female driver, riding a 1997 Honda Goldwing crashed into the rear side of a 2007 Mercedez Benz that was slowing down…
Read moreDUI Crash Injured Six and Killed One in PCH
A DUI car crash took place in Long Beach on Tuesday, September 29th, just after 5:00 p.m. The driver was identified as Mario Medrano, a 31-year-old man from Norwalk. He was speeding on Pacific Coast Highway, near Loynes Drive on a 2015 Nissan Altima. Medrano lost control of his vehicle shortly after and crashed into…
Read moreMotorcycle Driver Died After PCH Crash
A two-vehicle crash occurred on Saturday, September 26th in Long Beach. The accident was reported to have taken place around 7:15 p.m on Pacific Coast Highway, near Ximeno Avenue. Long Beach Police Department is the first responder at the scene. A 2012 Porsche Panamera crashed into a 2020 Honda motorcycle, which was driven by a…
Read moreTwo-Vehicle Crash Severely Injured Motorcycle Rider
October 3, 2020
Alan Ahdoot
Accidents, Bakersfield, California, Central Valley, Motorcycle, Traffic, Uncategorized
On Wednesday, September 23rd, a two-vehicle crash was reported to have taken place between Palm Street and Holtby Road. Bakersfield Police Department is one of the authorities at the scene. They received information that the accident happened around 3:00 p.m. A motorcycle was struck by a traveling Nissan Altima. The motorcycle rider was severely injured…
Read moreCommon Causes of Motorcycle Crashes in California
There are so many reasons why someone might choose to ride a motorcycle in California—warm weather, fluctuating terrain, scenic vistas. That’s not to mention that in general, riding a motorcycle is thrilling, convenient, and relatively cheap. Bikes offer a sense of individuality, a low environmental impact, and if nothing else, the cool factor. But choosing…
Read moreLong Beach Hit-and-Run Left Bicyclist Severely Injured
A hit-and-run incident was reported to have taken place in Cambodia Town on Sunday, September 25th 2020. Long Beach Police Department is one of the authorities responsible for the case. They received information that the accident occurred near Anaheim Street and St. Louis Avenue around 11:50 a.m. The incident involved a sedan of unknown dark…
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