A multi-vehicle traffic collision occurred today on the northbound lanes of U.S. Highway 101 near the State Route 12 interchange in Santa Rosa, CA. The incident involved three vehicles: a gray Toyota SUV, a blue Dodge Dakota truck, and a cement truck. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the crash.
Emergency services responded quickly to the scene after the collision was reported at approximately 9:01 AM. The gray Toyota SUV and the blue Dodge Dakota truck sustained significant damage, leading to both vehicles being towed from the scene. The cement truck remained on-site and did not require towing.
Initial reports indicated that the gray Toyota SUV was in the center lane with its airbags deployed, suggesting a serious impact. Debris was scattered across the roadway, prompting a swift response from the California Highway Patrol to manage the situation and ensure the safety of other motorists. By 9:18 AM, the roadway was cleared of debris, allowing traffic to resume with minimal disruptions.
The California Highway Patrol initially classified the incident as a traffic collision with unknown injuries, but it was later confirmed that no injuries occurred. This allowed emergency responders to focus on clearing the vehicles and debris from the road efficiently.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices, especially in busy areas like U.S. Highway 101. Motorists are encouraged to remain vigilant and cautious while navigating through high-traffic zones to prevent accidents.
As the investigation continues, the California Highway Patrol urges anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward with any information that could assist in understanding the circumstances surrounding this multi-vehicle collision.