November 17, 2024

Fatal crash on I-10 involves three trucks, two cars

Steve Smith

Fatal crash on I-10 involves three trucks, two cars

A fatal accident occurred early Friday morning near the Arizona-California border on Interstate 10, involving three semi-trucks and two cars.

What happened: The crash took place on November 15, just before 5 a.m., on the eastbound lane near Quartzsite, Arizona. Sadly, one person lost their life.

While the details are still emerging, reports indicate that only minor injuries were sustained by the other drivers.
Emergency crews diverted traffic at Dome Rock Road until the lanes were cleared.

The aftermath: The interstate reopened shortly before 3 p.m., but drivers are cautioned to expect lingering delays, reported AZFamily.

The collision is under investigation, and authorities have yet to release the identity of the deceased.

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