Two-Vehicle Collision at Oxnard and Canoga in Woodland Hills Injures BMW Driver
On Saturday June 1st 2024, a two-vehicle collision disrupted traffic at the intersection of Oxnard Street and Canoga Avenue in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, leaving one driver injured. The incident, reported at 1:19 p.m., involved a BMW and another vehicle, with the BMW driver sustaining pain in their right arm. The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) responded promptly and is actively investigating the circumstances of the crash. This article details the event, its immediate impact, and the ongoing response in the context of Woodland Hills’ traffic safety challenges.
Details of the Collision
The crash occurred at a busy intersection in the Warner Center area of Woodland Hills, a hub for commercial and residential activity near Warner Center Park. According to initial reports, the collision involved two vehicles, one of which was a BMW. The driver of the BMW reported pain in their right arm, though the severity of the injury and whether medical transport was required remain undisclosed. No information has been released about the condition of the other driver or any passengers involved.
The cause of the collision is under investigation by the LAPD’s Valley Traffic Division, which responded to the scene to assess the incident. Preliminary details suggest the crash may have involved a traffic maneuver, such as a turn or lane change, given the intersection’s layout, but no official cause—such as speeding, distraction, or impairment—has been confirmed. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities likely collecting witness statements, reviewing traffic camera footage, and examining vehicle damage.
