According to a preliminary investigation, a wrong-way car collided head-on with another vehicle
Los Angeles, Calif. – At least two people were injured in a head-on collision early Sunday morning in South Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the wrong-way crash at around 3:14 a.m. on the northbound 110 Freeway at Century Boulevard.
Reportedly, a Dodge Charger was going southbound in the northbound lanes near Exposition Boulevard when it collided head-on with a second vehicle.
At least two people were transported to a hospital for treatment, but their conditions were not disclosed.
Additional information about the incident was not provided.
The crash is being investigated.
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