GMC TRUCK WAS
TRAVELING WEST ON HIGHWAY 84 AND CROSSED OVER THE DOUBLE YELLOW LINES AND STRUCK
A FORD TRUCK WHICH WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND.
DRIVER OF FORD PICKUP TRUCK IN SUNOL, CALIFORNIA REMAINS CRITICAL
January 22, 2015
SUNOL, California -- A
man who suffered major injuries in a three-vehicle crash Wednesday on Highway
84 remained hospitalized in critical condition Thursday, the California Highway
Patrol said.
Officers responded at
5:41 p.m. to eastbound 84, east of the General Electric plant, where officers
found a GMC truck, a Ford truck and a Ford Mustang in a wreck, Officer Derek
Reed said.
Reed said the 31-year-old
driver of the GMC was traveling west on Highway 84 near Interstate 680 and for
unknown reasons crossed over the double yellow lines and struck the Ford truck
which was traveling eastbound.
The Ford Mustang was hit
by debris from the crash but the 48-year-old man driving the car was not
injured.
The 55-year-old man
driving the Ford truck was also not injured but the driver of the GMC suffered
major injuries and was taken to a trauma center.
The ages and hometowns of
the drivers of each vehicle were not immediately known.
As of Thursday the wreck
remained under investigation but Reed said that alcohol or drugs were not
suspected to be a factor in the crash.