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Warning for the people in the AV: Heading to LA and there is a big white truck driving the opposite side of the freeway on the carpool lane.…

Wed, Jul 1, 2026 · 8:27 PMNO LOCATION EXTRACTED
Warning for the people in the AV: Heading to LA and there...

Warning for the people in the AV:

Heading to LA and there is a big white truck driving the opposite side of the freeway on the carpool lane. Almost caused a head on collision. Just passing the lake in Palmdale

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2:42 AM2d agoTrafficLancasterBACK UP REQUEST — Avenue I and 3rd Street East — Deputy……requesting additional unit, detaining multiple on a traffic stop — units enroute UPDATE: code 48:42 PM3d agoCrime+ TrafficLancasterASSISTANCE REQUEST — Challenger Way and Avenue K at Village Pointe —……deputy requesting two units and a supervisor on a traffic stop, multiple people coming out to traffic stop — units enroute code 32:31 PM4d agoFire+ TrafficDriver Arrested for DUI After Driving Through Fire Road Closure On August……8, CHP Newhall Area officers were assisting the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station with traffic control along Sierra Highway while Los Angeles County firefighters battled a nearby brush fire. According to CHP, an impaired driver drove through a road closure being staffed by officers. CHP conducted a traffic stop and determined the driver showed signs of intoxication. The driver’s blood alcohol concentration was reportedly 0.36% — 4.5 times California’s legal limit of 0.08%. The driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Road closures during fires and other emergencies are put in place to protect firefighters, law enforcement personnel and the public. Driving through one can put first responders and others at serious risk. If you’ve been drinking, don’t drive. Get a sober ride home
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