TRAFFICALERT: A deadly multiple vehicle crash is blocking all lanes of Highway 4, backing up the morning commute for miles.
The California Highway Patrol reported at 5:06 a.m. that the Contra Costa County coroner had been called to the scene.
There was no immediate word on the number of victims involved in the collision or if there were any injuries. The crash on the highway near Bailey Road was reported at around 4 a.m. in the westbound lanes, according to the CHP. Traffic was diverted off the highway at Bailey Road with no ETA as to when the lanes would be reopened as officers investigate the cause of the crash.
The CHP advised Pittsburg area commuters to seek alternate routes including Willow Pass Road. The commute time between Highway 4 and Highway 160 to I-80 was taking more than an hour and half.Thanks for reading CBS NEWS.Please enter valid email address to continue
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