A two-car crash blocked more than half the lanes on the
southbound 405 Freeway in Carson early Tuesday, creating a traffic jam that
slowed cars for miles.
The crash occurred just after 4 a.m. in
the southbound lanes north of Alameda Street and sent one person to the
hospital, said California Highway Patrol Officer Alex Rubio.
A vehicle had become disabled in the
center lane of the freeway and had no lights on when it was hit by a big rig,NBC Los Angeles reported. The crash shut down the southbound
side of the freeway for about an hour before lanes began to reopen.
Video of the crash site showed firefighters dousing a car with
water that was swallowed in flames. Crews used heavy-duty saws to cut open the
vehicle.
A SigAlert was issued for the freeway
until about 6:30 a.m. Traffic was backed up more than two miles during the
morning commute, the CHP said.
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