3 Dead 4 Injured in Triple Freeway Fatal / Los Angeles RAW FOOTAGE

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Written by City News Service - A van smashed into a concrete wall at a sharp
freeway junction that was built in 1931, and three people from Lancaster were
killed today.
Four other people were critically injured in the single-vehicle crash,
on the northbound Arroyo Seco (110) Parkway's connector to the Golden State (5)
Freeway, California Highway Patrol Officer Alex Rubio said.
The dead people were a 12-year-old girl, a 19-year-old woman, and a 37-
year-old woman. They were pronounced dead at the scene, and were residents of
Lancaster.
At least four of the people in the van were ejected as it slid down the
transition road.
The CHP was notified of the crash at 12:14 a.m. Firefighters and
paramedics found that the 2000 GMC had made a the left turn off the freeway,
smacked into the ramp's concrete wall, and slid on its right side, the CHP
said.
Four people were fully ejected from the vehicle, with three suffering
fatal injuries. Paramedics rushed the four injured people to Los Angeles
County/USC Medical Center with minor to moderate injuries.
Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman Katherine Main said the injured
were two men, and male and female juveniles.
The crash happened at a sharp ``left exit'' turn from Route 110 towards
Interstate 5, just north of the northernmost tunnel. The turnoff was originally
built as T-shaped intersection between Figueroa Street and Riverside Drive in
1931, according to Caltrans records.
It became a freeway offramp on 1940, when the Pasadena Freeway was
connected to the tunnels. And the offramp became a freeway transition road when
the Golden State Freeway was built in the 1950s.
The ``left exit'' ramp has a posted 25 mile per hour recommended speed,
and flashing lights. LOUDLABS NEWS

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