It was at least the second takeover on the viaduct, which opened to traffic on July 10 after years of construction.
Traffic was flowing again Tuesday, July 19, over the new Sixth Street bridge in Los Angeles between the Arts District and Boyle Heights after another street takeover that left the pavement scarred with skid marks, led to a crash involving at least three vehicles and forced police to close the span.
It was at least the second takeover on the bridge, which opened to traffic on July 10 after years of construction. “It is the way things go, there’s positive uses and negative uses and everything in between,” Cameron Mayer, a visitor, told NBC4. “I think it’s just the fabric of the city.”
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