Motorcycle crash on Highway 101 near Seacliff ramp blocks lanes

A motorbike accident on southbound Freeway 101 south of Mussel Shoals blocked lanes for a time midday Saturday.

The crash was documented shortly ahead of 12 p.m. north of the Seacliff interchange, according to California Freeway Patrol and Ventura County Fireplace Office studies. The two southbound lanes are currently split in advance of the Seacliff ramps as component of a important pavement up grade undertaking.

The rider reportedly went down in the still left bypass lane, which has been routed on to the quick lane of the northbound freeway. K-rail separates southbound motorists from northbound targeted traffic together the break up part.

Firefighters requested short-term closure of the northbound lanes to access the rider.

The rider experienced minimal accidents, according to the CHP.

Targeted visitors in each directions was backed up for extra than two hours.

Simi brush fire slows 118

Separately, a compact brush hearth together eastbound Highway 118 in Simi Valley slowed motorists there Saturday afternoon.

The hearth was noted all-around 12:30 p.m. west of Rocky Peak Road, according to CHP and county fireplace reports.

The ideal two lanes on the eastbound 118 were shut for emergency staff operating the incident. The fire was about a quarter of an acre with probable for 2 acres, crews explained, and posed no risk to constructions.

The incident had been cleared soon right after 2 p.m.

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This short article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Bike crash on Highway 101 around Mussel Shoals blocks lanes