Woman Injured after Two-Vehicle Collision on Interstate 5 [Carlsbad,CA]
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Woman Injured after Two-Vehicle Collision on Interstate 5 [Carlsbad,CA]
Two-Vehicle Collision on Interstate 5 leaves one Woman Hurt
Carlsbad, CA ( August 30, 2021 ) – Saturday afternoon, August 21, one woman sustained injuries after a two-vehicle collision on the Northbound Interstate 5.
The crash occurred at around 12:42 p.m. near Carlsbad Village Drive, as per report.
According to the California Highway Patrol, a 2021 Blue Chevrolet Silverado crashed with a black Mercedes for reasons unknown.
According to the CHP, the Mercedes driver claimed her airbag did not deploy and she collided with the steering wheel, perhaps breaking her ribs.
There was no more information given at this time about the two-vehicle collision on Interstate 5.
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