Unprepared motorists in southern California stuck on snow mountain roads – Ktla Los Angeles

As Southern California sees its first significant rainy storm of the year, the snow blows the residents of higher hills and captures dozens of motorists in the San Bernardino Mountain outside the guards.

It has been reported that the promise of fresh snow in the mountains has led thousands of visitors and tourists to the communities at higher altitude, where there are strict chain restrictions on all vehicles with exceptions to four-wheeled vehicles and all-wheel-drive-tire-driven vehicles S

The Heaps Peak and Highway 18 employees at the circuit control point stop vehicles that are not properly equipped with tire chains.

Smooth roads have already led to dozens of rotating exits and collisions, in some cases causing heavy traffic as motorists are waiting for help from drivers with towing trucks and road crews.

In a canyon whether a Tesla cyberook was seen, which was stretched from another truck, which was also struggling on the snowy lane. Tesla blocks a vehicle to remove snow coming from behind.

Many others have been seen on the side of the snowy roads that tried to put chains on their vehicles in less than ideal conditions.

There are signs published throughout the area that read “necessary chains” and this calls on motorists to wear them, especially during the winter months.