November 30, 2011 - According to reports two big rigs crashed causing the 60 Freeway to be closed in Hacienda Heights. According to Los Angeles County Fire Department Capt. Frank Reynoso, there was a collision between two big rigs Monday night at approximately 8:00 p.m. at the Azusa Avenue overpass in Hacienda Heights. The collision caused one of the trucks to catch fire that was extinguished in approximately 20 minutes.
Capt. Reynoso said, that neither one of the driver’s were injured in the collision and both trucks were hauling loads. One truck was transporting animal feed and the other was hauling textiles that included tires. The California Highway Patrol closed the 60 Freeway in both directions and would not be reopened, until the California Highway Patrol and Caltrans determined that the overpass and roadway were not damaged in the collision. They were also investigating the accident scene.
According to Capt. Reynoso emergency personnel were clearing the contents that the big rigs were hauling and cleaning up the accident scene. He stated that there were no hazardous contents. Capt. Reynoso stated that traffic was backed up for miles in both directions and that it could affect the Tuesday morning commute. This has been a public service message from the personal injury attorney, Ehline Law Firm PC 213.596.9642.
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- Michael P. Ehline, Esq.
- I am an attorney. I am one of approximately 64 attorneys who became lawyers on the California State Bar Law Office Study Program. I litigate serious injury lawsuits as well as driving under the influence cases in California cities like Marina del Rey and Huntington Beach. I litigate serious injury cases like car accidents causing burn injury, brain injury, wrongful death.
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