Eight Vehicle Crash Reported on Fountain Avenue

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An accident involving at least eight vehicles occurred in the early hours of this morning at the intersection of Fountain Avenue and Sierra Bonita Avenue.

West Hollywood Sheriff’s deputies and L.A. County fire officers responded to a report of a traffic collision at about 2:15 a.m. Upon arrival, officials found damaged vehicles all along Fountain Avenue between Sierra Bonita Avenue and Gardner Street.

The cause of the crash is unclear, however the driver of a truck involved in the crash was arrested and is said to have been charged with driving under the influence. The West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station is investigating the incident

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WeHoVaudavillian
WeHoVaudavillian
5 years ago

Scooter (HELMETLESS!) collision article:

27 comments bemoaning how dangerous a scourge (HELMETLESS!) scooters represent to society.

Multi-car carnage (resulting in huge sums of property damage to a variety of active and passive participants) article:

3 comments discussing Fountains inherent infrastructural failings and endemic driver criminality.

Mike
Mike
5 years ago

There are a lot of idiot sober drivers on the roads all the time. Just imagine those same drivers on the road after they have been drinking. Traffic in L.A. S..ks. God, I miss the 80’s.

Andrew Solmssen
Andrew Solmssen
5 years ago

I’d be very surprised if this accident wasn’t to some extent caused by Fountain narrowing to one lane eastbound non-rush hour to allow parking on this block. Cars cut over at the last minute and there’s always problems here. I’m sure it would be a hassle for the folks that live there, but this block and the half block immediately east of Fairfax need to be no parking at least 7AM-7PM M-F and possibly no parking at any time or these accidents will keep happening.

Randy
Randy
5 years ago

I don’t see how a restriction between 7 AM-7 PM would have prevented this accident, which happened at 2:15 AM. But you could be correct, the intoxicated driver was probably making a last minute lane change, and under the influence, reaction time affected. There are too many accidents on Fountain. And I’ve read of too many that involve intoxicated drivers between 2 AM and 5 AM. It is like a speedway, especially at that hour, when there’s no traffic on it. Maybe the Sheriff’s department should have some cars set up to be looking out for these intoxicated drivers during… Read more »