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12 Injured, 3 Critical, in Multi-car Crash on SR-14
| Monday, Jun 17, 2013

Photo: Shaudi Doddie

UPDATE 7:49 p.m.:

All lanes have reopened.

 

UPDATE 7:06 p.m.:

The northbound HOV lane has reopened.

 

Original story:

The northbound 14 Freeway is closed in the Agua Dulce area due to a major injury collision that occurred near Vasquez Rocks on Monday at about 4:35 p.m.

At latest report (5:23 p.m.), there were  a total of 12 people were injured, of which three sustained critical injuries.

One patient had to be extracted from a vehicle.

Initial reports indicated five vehicles were involved, with at least one vehicle overturned.

According to the CHP website, the incident may have started with a wrong-way driver.

A Sigalert was issued for all northbound lanes.

As of 6 p.m., traffic was backed up at least to Sand Canyon Road. The CHP reported that drivers stuck on the roadway were turning around in lanes, and driving through a fence and down the embankment to reach Soledad Canyon Road.

 

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Photo: Shaudi Doddie

Photo: Shaudi Doddie

Photo: Shaudi Doddie

Photo: Shaudi Doddie
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