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Jack G. Kennedy, 71, of Abbotsford, British Columbia, failed to stop his semi-trailer truck in time for three vehicles that were stopped for traffic on northbound I-5. He struck a white 2002 Volvo station wagon in the rear, which then hit a 2003 Honda Civic parked in front of it, and that car went on to rear-end a 2009 Toyota Corolla.
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A crash between an empty milk tanker truck and a vehicle shut down multiple northbound lanes on the 5 Freeway in the Castaic area early Wednesday morning.
The collision occurred shortly before 5 a.m. north of Lake Hughes Road. The crash resulted in an oil spill.
All northbound lanes were initially shut down, but California Highway Patrol officials reopened one lane at about 5:30 a.m. The other lanes remained closed as crews worked to clean the roadway. At one point, northbound traffic was backed up to Hasley Canyon Road.
All lanes have since reopened.
Oregon State Police released the names of two men killed in a multi-vehicle crash in Douglas County on Sunday.
The accident happened about 11 p.m. along the northbound shoulder of Interstate 5 about eight miles south of Canyonville, killing a roadside assistance mechanic and a passenger in a commercial truck.
Lt. Gregg Hastings, an OSP spokesman, said a disabled commercial truck pulling a semi-trailer was parked on the right northbound shoulder of I-5.
6-year-old boy died and three other people were hospitalized Friday following a wrong-way car crash on Interstate 5 just north of Vancouver. The accident happened just before 2 p.m. when an 84-year-old Vancouver man driving south in the northbound portion of I-5 crashed head-on into a car driven by a La Center woman who had two children in her vehicle. Gage W. Musgrave was driving a white 2005 Toyota Avalon, according to the Washington State Patrol accident report, when he collided with a 2008
A man was injured in a single-vehicle crash on northbound Interstate 5 near Northeast 179th Street early this morning.
Christopher W. Adams, 25, of Dallas, Ore., was driving a 2001 Audi north on the highway when Washington State Patrol troopers say he was going too fast and lost control. The vehicle went into the median and struck a cable barrier before stopping in a dirt embankment, according to state patrol.
The crash occurred about 2:20 a.m.