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Three vehicles reportedly crashed on the southbound side of I-280 and one of them overturned
At Least Three Injured in San Bruno Crash on Interstate 280 near Sneath Lane
San Bruno, CA.- At least three people were injured in a multi-vehicle collision in San Bruno on Saturday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The wreck happened at around 4:30 p.m. on Interstate 280 north of Sneath Lane.
Three vehicles reportedly crashed on the southbound side of I-280 and one of them overturned.
An adult and two minors in the overturned vehicle were taken to a hospital with a complaint of pain.
An occupant of one of the other vehicles was hospitalized with a laceration to their head.
Lanes were temporarily blocked as authorities worked to clear the scene.
The incident is under investigation.
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