Dozens of Vehicles Involved in Vallejo Pileup on Highway 37
SOLANO COUNTY - The San Francisco Chronicle reported at least 31 vehicles were involved in a pileup on Highway 37 Wednesday morning. According to the news report, ten tow trucks were called to the scene of 11 separate collisions on eastbound Highway 37 near Skaggs Island Road. Several people were injured, including a motorcycle. At least one vehicle went off the road and into water. The CHP reported poor visibility in heavy fog contributed to the collisions.
Determining Personal Injury Liability
Accidents such as this February 8th crash in Vallejo may be complex for insurance companies to handle. While this incident remains under investigation by the CHP, the injured victims would be well-advised to speak with an experienced and knowledgeable Vallejo accident lawyer. A Solano County personal injury attorney who understands the unique legal issues arising from multi-vehicle accidents can help the injured victims protect their legal rights and recover the maximum compensation they are entitled to receive from the party or parties responsible for their injuries.
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SOLANO COUNTY -- A devastating Vallejo accident involving two young boys and a garbage truck occurred after 12:30 p.m. Friday, San Francisco Chronicle reported. The two boys, 8- and 12-years-old, were riding on one skateboard along Chapman Court, when they approached the intersection of Linfield Drive and collided with a Recology Vallejo truck.
NORTHERN VACAVILLE - A four-vehicle crash Monday evening on Interstate 80 left 42-year-old Kelly Myers critically injured, the Vacaville Reporter said. According to news accounts, at about 8:05 p.m., Myers was driving a navy blue Dodge van westbound on I-80, just east of the Interstate 505 onramp, when her vehicle was rear-ended by another vehicle. The impact caused Myers to lose control of her van and collide with a Caltrans vehicle parked in a construction zone. The van overturned and landed on its roof. Myers suffered major head-injuries as a result of the collision, and was flown by CALSTAR air ambulance to University of California, Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. Her 14-year-old son and 15-year-old daughter were taken to VacaValley Hospital where they were treated and later released. A Santa Cruz man suffered minor injuries after his silver Honda CRV was rear-ended by a black 2004 Acura sedan driven by Fredy Herrera, 36, of San Leandro. Witnesses reported seeing Herrera "driving well over 100 mph" prior to the collision. 
