SUV Rolls Over After Striking Deer

SUV Rolls Over After Hitting Deer on San Juan Grade Road in Prunedale, No Injuries Reported

📍 Prunedale, CA

📅 Published: January 28, 2025 at 09:02 PM

🔄 Updated: January 28, 2025 at 10:01 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Prunedale, CA
Prunedale, January 28, 2025 -

A single-vehicle traffic collision occurred today on San Juan Grade Road in Prunedale, California, when an SUV struck a deer and rolled over. Emergency services were alerted at approximately 8:34 PM and quickly responded to the scene, where they found the SUV overturned at the edge of the roadway. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the incident.

Witnesses indicated that the driver swerved to avoid the deer, resulting in the vehicle rolling over. Fire services were dispatched due to smoke coming from the SUV, but it was confirmed that no fire had ignited. The California Highway Patrol managed the scene to ensure the safety of other drivers.

Traffic was temporarily affected as emergency responders worked to clear the area. The southbound lane was closed for a short time while a tow truck was called to remove the overturned vehicle. By 8:54 PM, the fire department arrived, and the situation was under control.

Motorists traveling along San Juan Grade Road are advised to remain vigilant, particularly in areas where wildlife may cross the road. The California Highway Patrol encourages drivers to stay alert and prepared for unexpected encounters with animals.

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