Fatal Collision Involving Motorcycle on 405 Freeway
Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd, Los Cerritos Area, Long Beach
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Summary
- A fatal collision occurred on Interstate 405 in Long Beach, involving a motorcycle and a blue Honda van. The motorcyclist was found in the first traffic lane and was pronounced dead at the scene.
- The incident prompted road closures and a response from multiple emergency services. A witness reported the motorcycle crossing into northbound lanes, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Timeline
The officer noted the tow truck could access the scene from Long Beach Boulevard.
A towing company dispatched a truck with an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes.
An officer requested an evidence tow truck to respond to northbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
Another driver stopped near the witness but had no involvement in the incident.
Officers arrived and met with the witness and the driver of a van.
The witness and another person waited to give a report to officers.
A witness reported a motorcycle crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 405 just south of Santa Fe Avenue.
The Department of Transportation set up a road closure for the southbound lanes.
Officers blocked the fourth lane of northbound Interstate 405 and the first lane of the northbound transition road near the Interstate 710 split.
The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.
Officers are communicating with media representatives.
Transportation officials confirmed they received the request, per CHP.
The officer also asked the Department of Transportation to set up a hard road closure for the high-occupancy vehicle lane and the first two traffic lanes.
An officer requested a supervisor to respond with specialized materials.
The crash resulted in a death.
Dispatchers notified the Long Beach Fire Department, and firefighters arrived at the scene.
The motorcyclist lay in the first traffic lane.
The motorcycle stopped on the right shoulder.
The van stopped in the high-occupancy vehicle lane near the center divider.
A blue Honda van and a motorcycle collided on southbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3720 Pacific Pl.
The officer noted the tow truck could access the scene from Long Beach Boulevard.
A towing company dispatched a truck with an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes.
An officer requested an evidence tow truck to respond to northbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
Another driver stopped near the witness but had no involvement in the incident.
Officers arrived and met with the witness and the driver of a van.
The witness and another person waited to give a report to officers.
A witness reported a motorcycle crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 405 just south of Santa Fe Avenue.
The Department of Transportation set up a road closure for the southbound lanes.
Officers blocked the fourth lane of northbound Interstate 405 and the first lane of the northbound transition road near the Interstate 710 split.
The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.
Officers are communicating with media representatives.
Transportation officials confirmed they received the request, per CHP.
The officer also asked the Department of Transportation to set up a hard road closure for the high-occupancy vehicle lane and the first two traffic lanes.
An officer requested a supervisor to respond with specialized materials.
The crash resulted in a death.
Dispatchers notified the Long Beach Fire Department, and firefighters arrived at the scene.
The motorcyclist lay in the first traffic lane.
The motorcycle stopped on the right shoulder.
The van stopped in the high-occupancy vehicle lane near the center divider.
A blue Honda van and a motorcycle collided on southbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3720 Pacific Pl.
The officer noted the tow truck could access the scene from Long Beach Boulevard.
A towing company dispatched a truck with an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes.
An officer requested an evidence tow truck to respond to northbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
Another driver stopped near the witness but had no involvement in the incident.
Officers arrived and met with the witness and the driver of a van.
The witness and another person waited to give a report to officers.
A witness reported a motorcycle crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 405 just south of Santa Fe Avenue.
The Department of Transportation set up a road closure for the southbound lanes.
Officers blocked the fourth lane of northbound Interstate 405 and the first lane of the northbound transition road near the Interstate 710 split.
The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.
Officers are communicating with media representatives.
Transportation officials confirmed they received the request, per CHP.
The officer also asked the Department of Transportation to set up a hard road closure for the high-occupancy vehicle lane and the first two traffic lanes.
An officer requested a supervisor to respond with specialized materials.
The crash resulted in a death.
Dispatchers notified the Long Beach Fire Department, and firefighters arrived at the scene.
The motorcyclist lay in the first traffic lane.
The motorcycle stopped on the right shoulder.
The van stopped in the high-occupancy vehicle lane near the center divider.
A blue Honda van and a motorcycle collided on southbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3720 Pacific Pl.
The officer noted the tow truck could access the scene from Long Beach Boulevard.
A towing company dispatched a truck with an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes.
An officer requested an evidence tow truck to respond to northbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
Another driver stopped near the witness but had no involvement in the incident.
Officers arrived and met with the witness and the driver of a van.
The witness and another person waited to give a report to officers.
A witness reported a motorcycle crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 405 just south of Santa Fe Avenue.
The Department of Transportation set up a road closure for the southbound lanes.
Officers blocked the fourth lane of northbound Interstate 405 and the first lane of the northbound transition road near the Interstate 710 split.
The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.
Officers are communicating with media representatives.
Transportation officials confirmed they received the request, per CHP.
The officer also asked the Department of Transportation to set up a hard road closure for the high-occupancy vehicle lane and the first two traffic lanes.
An officer requested a supervisor to respond with specialized materials.
The crash resulted in a death.
Dispatchers notified the Long Beach Fire Department, and firefighters arrived at the scene.
The motorcyclist lay in the first traffic lane.
The motorcycle stopped on the right shoulder.
The van stopped in the high-occupancy vehicle lane near the center divider.
A blue Honda van and a motorcycle collided on southbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3720 Pacific Pl.
The officer noted the tow truck could access the scene from Long Beach Boulevard.
A towing company dispatched a truck with an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes.
An officer requested an evidence tow truck to respond to northbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
Another driver stopped near the witness but had no involvement in the incident.
Officers arrived and met with the witness and the driver of a van.
The witness and another person waited to give a report to officers.
A witness reported a motorcycle crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 405 just south of Santa Fe Avenue.
The Department of Transportation set up a road closure for the southbound lanes.
Officers blocked the fourth lane of northbound Interstate 405 and the first lane of the northbound transition road near the Interstate 710 split.
The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.
Officers are communicating with media representatives.
Transportation officials confirmed they received the request, per CHP.
The officer also asked the Department of Transportation to set up a hard road closure for the high-occupancy vehicle lane and the first two traffic lanes.
An officer requested a supervisor to respond with specialized materials.
The crash resulted in a death.
Dispatchers notified the Long Beach Fire Department, and firefighters arrived at the scene.
The motorcyclist lay in the first traffic lane.
The motorcycle stopped on the right shoulder.
The van stopped in the high-occupancy vehicle lane near the center divider.
A blue Honda van and a motorcycle collided on southbound Interstate 405 just north of Long Beach Boulevard.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Interstate Highway 405 S & Long Beach Blvd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3720 Pacific Pl.
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Motorcycle riders also need to be cautious, most of the time the appear out of nowhere.
Bikes need their own lane!!!!!!! There need to be better laws to protect them
@LunarS1 how about just look before you change lanes. And keep ur music down. It’s people in cars who cause the crash 99% of the time.
People need to watch the f out for motorcycles and not drive like a holes. Share the road. And check your mirrors at least twice for bikes before hard fast merging into another lane. One or both of them was probably just running late for work and in a hurry. Now one is dead and the other has to live with this on their conscience forever.. if they even have one anyway
Motorcycle laws need to change and enforced.
@bellflowerUser2015961011 no not the motorcycle laws, more like some drivers education and disabling phones when in a car
Motorcycle riders also need to be cautious, most of the time the appear out of nowhere.
Bikes need their own lane!!!!!!! There need to be better laws to protect them
@LunarS1 how about just look before you change lanes. And keep ur music down. It’s people in cars who cause the crash 99% of the time.
People need to watch the f out for motorcycles and not drive like a holes. Share the road. And check your mirrors at least twice for bikes before hard fast merging into another lane. One or both of them was probably just running late for work and in a hurry. Now one is dead and the other has to live with this on their conscience forever.. if they even have one anyway
Motorcycle laws need to change and enforced.
@bellflowerUser2015961011 no not the motorcycle laws, more like some drivers education and disabling phones when in a car
Motorcycle riders also need to be cautious, most of the time the appear out of nowhere.
Bikes need their own lane!!!!!!! There need to be better laws to protect them
@LunarS1 how about just look before you change lanes. And keep ur music down. It’s people in cars who cause the crash 99% of the time.
People need to watch the f out for motorcycles and not drive like a holes. Share the road. And check your mirrors at least twice for bikes before hard fast merging into another lane. One or both of them was probably just running late for work and in a hurry. Now one is dead and the other has to live with this on their conscience forever.. if they even have one anyway
Motorcycle laws need to change and enforced.
@bellflowerUser2015961011 no not the motorcycle laws, more like some drivers education and disabling phones when in a car
Motorcycle riders also need to be cautious, most of the time the appear out of nowhere.
Bikes need their own lane!!!!!!! There need to be better laws to protect them
@LunarS1 how about just look before you change lanes. And keep ur music down. It’s people in cars who cause the crash 99% of the time.
People need to watch the f out for motorcycles and not drive like a holes. Share the road. And check your mirrors at least twice for bikes before hard fast merging into another lane. One or both of them was probably just running late for work and in a hurry. Now one is dead and the other has to live with this on their conscience forever.. if they even have one anyway
Motorcycle laws need to change and enforced.
@bellflowerUser2015961011 no not the motorcycle laws, more like some drivers education and disabling phones when in a car
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Motorcycle riders also need to be cautious, most of the time the appear out of nowhere.
Bikes need their own lane!!!!!!! There need to be better laws to protect them
@LunarS1 how about just look before you change lanes. And keep ur music down. It’s people in cars who cause the crash 99% of the time.
People need to watch the f out for motorcycles and not drive like a holes. Share the road. And check your mirrors at least twice for bikes before hard fast merging into another lane. One or both of them was probably just running late for work and in a hurry. Now one is dead and the other has to live with this on their conscience forever.. if they even have one anyway
Motorcycle laws need to change and enforced.
@bellflowerUser2015961011 no not the motorcycle laws, more like some drivers education and disabling phones when in a car