(FOX40.COM) — If you were on Highway 50 eastbound of Highway 99 on Sunday morning, you may have been stuck in traffic for a while.
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According to California Highway Patrol South Sacramento, a solo Amazon truck crash led to the full closure of Highway 50 eastbound lanes just west of Highway 99 around 4:45 a.m., forcing traffic to be diverted to Highway 99 north and southbound.
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There were no injuries reported, and crews from CHP, Caltrans, and towing services teamed up to clear the scene and restore the traffic flow as fast as they could.
Let this be a reminder: If you miss your exit, don’t risk a last-minute maneuver—just take the next exit and safely turn around, said CHP South Sacramento. “One small mistake can cost far more than a few extra minutes.”
All lanes are now open for traffic, according to CHP.
Image: Caltrans Camera CCTV
Image: CHP South Sacramento
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