Los Angeles drivers are currently dealing with a nightmare on the roadway after a suspected homeless fire inside a tunnel has closed portions of the 110 freeway Monday night and into Tuesday morning.

A fire under the 110 Freeway in Wilmington has shut down northbound lanes for more than 24 hours as crews work to clear a debris-filled tunnel and assess damage.

Firefighters said that one of the drivers was detained at the scene by bystanders before being taken to a nearby hospital in unknown condition.

Southbound lanes of the 110 Freeway leading to the Port of Los Angeles reopened Tuesday morning after a full section of the freeway in both directions was shut down overnight due to a tunnel fire, authorities said. Northbound lanes remain closed until further notice.

The California Highway Patrol has shut down the 110 Freeway in San Pedro in both directions after a fire broke out inside a tunnel Monday night, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Monday afternoon brought an unwelcome jolt to the Wilshire Corridor as Los Angeles Fire Department crews knocked down a contents fire on the 15th floor of a 23-story high-rise at 10560 W Wilshire Boulevard,

A massive fire believed to have started in a homeless encampment beneath the 110 Freeway has turned into a commuter nightmare in Los Angeles, with northbound lanes expected to remain shut indefinitely over fears the blaze may have damaged the roadway’s structure.