Caltrans officials closed all westbound lanes before the Crossroads Parkway exit.
said the wrong-way, hit-and-run crash happened around 4 a.m. CHP investigators said a car was going eastbound on the westbound lanes when it crashed into at least one other vehicle.
Two people became trapped in the wreckage. Later in the morning, investigators said a person died in the crash. All westbound lanes of the 60 Freeway were shut down following a wrong-way crash in the City of Industry on Wednesday, March 22. A SigAlert was issued and traffic was diverted off the freeway at 7th Avenue.No further information was immediately released. By clicking Sign Up, I confirm
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