365 Crashes Reported in Los Angeles County as Storm Soaks Region

Los Angles County saw an unusually high number of crashes on its roadways in just a period of four hours the morning of Thursday, Nov. 29, after rain pounded the area. According to a KTLA news report, between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. alone, there were 365 crashes in Los Angeles County, a number that is four times higher than the day before. The collisions occurred as rain caused minor to moderate flooding throughout the metro area and created dangerous driving conditions that led to longer-than-normal commutes. Several major crashes involving big rigs led to a number of lane closures on stretches of the 101, 118 and 134 freeways adding to the chaotic conditions. Several drivers interviewed by KTLA said drive times were much longer than usual. Another round of heavy rain is expected in the next couple of days and officials are already warning drivers to stay safe and take precautions while on the road. Weather-Related Crashes According to the Federal Highway Administration, on average,…

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