Incident Information

Fatal multi-vehicle crash on SB I-880 Near 66th Avenue in Oakland 

A deadly accident involving multiple cars has left the city of Oakland in shock. The California Highway Patrol is currently investigating the scene, which resulted in the closure of several lanes and caused another large collision. The initial crash occurred early in the morning on Southbound I-880 near 66th Avenue, resulting in the loss of one life and injuring another person. 

Early morning commuters experienced an unexpected delay as the deadly crash caused traffic to back up. However, the situation took a turn for the worse when yet another accident occurred shortly after. Multiple cars were involved, crashing into each other as drivers struggled to navigate the congested roads. It was a dangerous scene that resulted in one woman having her car hit by a fast-moving vehicle while she was at a dead-stop. 

As the investigation unfolds, many are left wondering what could have caused such a horrific accident, and our hearts go out to those affected by this tragedy. We eagerly await more information from the CHP as they work to unravel the details behind this devastating incident. Thankfully, the road has been cleared and reopened, but serves as a reminder of just how dangerous driving can be.  It’s incidents like these that remind us to always be vigilant on the road and drive with the utmost caution.

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