The westbound lanes of Highway 91 in Riverside County have reopened after a gasoline tanker overturned and break into flames, but the eastbound position remains closed. The California Highway Patrol says the tanker, which was hauling a incite trailer, collided with a pile and crashed around 10:30 a.m. Friday on the freeway's eastbound lanes, about 50 miles east of Los Angeles.
The freeway was fasten down in both directions for several hours, investment up trade for miles. The westbound lanes reopened around 3 p.m. CHP dispatcher Jon Twenty says about six cars were implicated in the disaster and some of them were also burned.
There are no reports of any noteworthy injuries. The CHP says the eastbound lanes will wait closed for several more hours.
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