Driver Killed in Wrong-Way Crash on Highway 101 near Yolanda Avenue [Santa Rosa, CA]

1 Dead and 1 Injured in Santa Rosa Accident on Highway 101 near Yolanda Avenue

 
SANTA ROSA, CA (April 5, 2022) – Early Sunday, a driver died in a wrong-way crash on Highway 101 near Yolanda Avenue.
 
The incident happened just before 2:00 a.m. in the northbound lanes of US Highway 101 near Yolanda Avenue.
 
When the authorities arrived, they determined that a Toyota Tacoma headed south in the northbound lanes of US Highway 101. Then, the driver collided with a Ford Explorer.
 
After the crash, authorities declared the male driver of the Tacoma dead at the scene.
 
Meanwhile, the Explorer’s female driver suffered major injuries and responders took her to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital.
 
At this time, the authorities believed that her injuries were non-life-threatening. Moreover, the identity of the deceased remains undisclosed due to pending family notification.
 
Furthermore, the Santa Rosa CHP Office encouraged anyone with information about the incident to call the office at (707) 588-1400.

Sweet Lawyers extends our genuine condolences during this difficult time to the family and friends of the victim of the crash on Highway 101 near Yolanda Avenue.

Following the Wrong-Way Crash in Santa Rosa

 
Those closest to the victims may have the right to seek compensation for their loss. Some common examples include funeral expenses, and medical bills, among other costs.
 
“Our goal is to safeguard the legal rights of families in the wake of catastrophic accidents. Although nothing can bring back those dearly departed, we strive to secure the future of families, protecting them from further losses,” explains Mark Sweet, a seasoned attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
Losing a loved one in a crash is a heavy load. Contact our experienced wrongful death attorneys at Sweet Lawyers. Our seasoned lawyers have varied experience in the field. We will get the justice and compensation you deserve. Contact us at (800) 674 7852. You can also reach us 24 hours a day and 7 days a week by online chat, text message, and email.