One or more of the vehicles was engulfed in flames, making rescue efforts impossible.
Four people were killed in a wrong-way collision involving four vehicles on the southbound 71 Freeway in Chino Hills on Sunday, March 19.
Around 2:30 a.m., the driver of a white Volvo sedan was heading north on the freeway’s southbound lanes when the vehicle collided with a black Volvo sedan, north of Chino Hills Parkway, according to California Highway Patrol Officer Stephen Rawls. Both vehicles spun out after crashing before the black sedan was struck by an oncoming Toyota truck, and then again by another sedan.
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