
UPDATE: Westbound Lanes of Highway 92 Reopen in Hayward After Glue Spill
CHP in the East Bay issued a severe traffic alert Monday afternoon after a glue spill shut down westbound lanes of CA-92 in Hayward for over an hour.
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CHP in the East Bay issued a severe traffic alert Monday afternoon after a glue spill shut down westbound lanes of CA-92 in Hayward for over an hour.
A fatal head-on collision between two cars closed State Route 92 in San Mateo County for nearly three hours early Friday evening before all lanes reopened, according to CHP.
An overturned big rig that blocked SR-92 in both directions near Lower Skyline Boulevard in San Mateo County Tuesday afternoon has been cleared, according to authorities.
The California Highway Patrol reopened a major roadway through the Peninsula that was blocked Tuesday morning because of downed trees and power lines.
Both sides of state Highway 92 reopened Thursday morning after negotiators were able to talk down a suicidal person from the Hesperian Boulevard overcrossing in Hayward, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said.
Business owners in Half Moon Bay are criticizing PG&E over the decision to begin infrastructure upgrades along Highway 92, leading to massive weekday backups and negatively affecting holiday shopping traffic and sales.
The California Highway Patrol said eastbound state Highway 92 has reopened following emergency roadwork that lasted several hours.
An overturned logging truck that blocked all lanes of Highway 92 at Lower Lakes Tuesday afternoon has been cleared, according to authorities.
A fatal hit-and-run crash temporarily blocked all southbound lanes of Interstate Highway 880 Friday morning.
A car traveling along Highway 92 in San Mateo County just west of Skyline Blvd. plunged through a guardrail and down a hillside, but emergency crews found no sign of any victims, except for footprints leading away from the crash site.
A brush fire burning near Highway 92 in San Mateo briefly closed all westbound lanes has heavy smoke obscured the roadway, according to authorities.
All lanes of eastbound state Highway 92 are currently blocked due to a vehicle collision, according to the California Highway Patrol.
All lanes of I-880 in Hayward have reopened Friday afternoon after a tank of acid started leaking from a flatbed at the Winton Avenue on-ramp, impacting traffic in the East Bay for hours.
A semi-truck collided with a pick truck early Friday grounded the Highway 92 commute in San Mateo County to a crawl for more than two hours.
The connector ramp from northbound U.S. Highway 101 to eastbound state Highway 92 in San Mateo reopened Tuesday morning after closing because of a crash overnight involving a big-rig carrying 80,000 pounds of produce.
An injury accident involving several vehicles on the eastbound side of the San Mateo Bridge Friday afternoon has blocked all lanes, according to authorities.
Both directions of state Highway 92 between Half Moon Bay and state Highway 35 were temporarily closed this evening following a two-vehicle collision, a San Mateo County sheriff's spokeswoman said.
The three right lanes of eastbound state Highway 92 in Hayward will be closed from Clawiter Road to Hesperian Boulevard late tonight through Sunday morning.
A multi-vehicle injury crash on the westbound side of the San Mateo Bridge that blocked the two right lanes has been cleared, according to authorities.
All westbound lanes of state Highway 92 are now open after being closed for an extended period of time due to a overturned big-rig east of Half Moon Bay, according to a California Highway Patrol spokesman.
A collision involving five vehicles on eastbound Highway 92 on Friday afternoon has slowed traffic headed from Highway 101.
The CHP Saturday morning is investigating a fatal crash on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Mateo as a possible DUI.
The brakes failed Wednesday morning on a big-rig traveling east on state Highway 92 in San Mateo.
A truck fire on the Highway 92 approach to the San Mateo Bridge closed all eastbound lanes Friday morning, adding to the major traffic headaches happening across the Bay Area.
Starting Tuesday night, Caltrans crews will close two westbound lanes of the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge for five consecutive nights as they work to fix a hole that was discovered on the bridge.
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