100-vehicle sideshow closes section of Bay Bridge

San Francisco Bay closed

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) closed the eastbound lanes of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge around midnight Monday after a large sideshow blocked traffic.

The sideshow involved about 100 vehicles that spun doughnuts in the middle of the roadway and blocked traffic for hours.

The CHP said the sideshow lasted for about three hours and caused major traffic delays in the area.

Traffic impact

The closure of the eastbound lanes of the Bay Bridge caused major traffic delays in the area, with traffic backed up for miles.

The CHP advised drivers to avoid the area and find alternate routes.

The CHP said it is investigating the sideshow and will be looking for the drivers involved.

Sideshows

Sideshows are illegal gatherings where drivers perform dangerous stunts, such as doughnuts and burnouts.

They are often held in parking lots or on closed roads, and can attract large crowds of spectators.

Sideshows can be dangerous and have resulted in injuries and deaths in the past.

Crackdown

The CHP has been cracking down on sideshows in recent months, and has made several arrests.

The CHP said it will continue to enforce the law and will not tolerate sideshows.

Conclusion

The sideshow on the Bay Bridge was a dangerous and illegal event that caused major traffic delays.

The CHP is investigating the sideshow and will be looking for the drivers involved.

The CHP is committed to enforcing the law and will not tolerate sideshows.