Lanes Closed after Wrong-Way Crash on Highway 280 near Ocean Avenue [San Francisco, CA]

San Francisco Auto Accident on Highway 280 near Ocean Avenue

 
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (September 5, 2021) – Saturday night, a wrong-way crash on Highway 280 near Ocean Avenue.
 
The wrong-way incident happened at 11:31 p.m. on Highway 280 near the off-ramp for Ocean and Geneva avenues.
 
Arriving officers located two vehicles that had crashed head-on. Also, occupants of both vehicles remained alert after the crash.
 
Moreover, the CHP found other vehicles involved in the crash.
 
Also, by 12:44 a.m., all northbound lanes of Interstate 280 reopened.
 
Furthermore, the San Francisco Fire Department responded to the scene.
 
Due to the limited information available, the authorities continue to investigate the incident.

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