Deadly fiery crash on Hwy 13 in Oakland at I-580 transition, CHP says

Oakland, CALocal News

A fiery crash on northbound Highway 13 in Oakland resulted in a fatality and vehicle fire early Wednesday morning at approximately 3:10 a. m. The California Highway Patrol closed the transition to westbound Interstate 580, leading to significant traffic disruptions. Motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes as the investigation continues. No additional information regarding the victims or specific details of the crash has been disclosed.

The CHP is actively working to clear the scene but has not provided a timeline for when the affected roads will reopen. Highway safety remains a critical issue in California, where fatal crashes have drawn attention to roadway conditions. The incident serves as a reminder for drivers to remain vigilant and cautious on highways. Continued monitoring and updates from authorities will be necessary as the situation develops.

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