Crash
Early-Morning Crash on U.S. 101 at Sandmine Road Prompts Ambulance Call
By Nationwide Report Staff

Incident record
Incident record
Date
October 24, 2026
Time
12:59 a.m.
Roadway
U.S. Highway 101 at Sandmine Road
Location
California
State
California
Vehicles
—
Injuries
1 injured
Fatalities
None reported
Report
Report body
A traffic collision was reported on U.S. Highway 101 at Sandmine Road in California shortly before 1 a.m. on October 24, 2026, according to California Highway Patrol dispatch records. Dispatch logged the call as an ambulance-enroute incident, which typically signals possible injuries, though the extent was not confirmed.
The dispatch entry did not specify how many vehicles were involved, how many people may have been hurt, or what led to the crash.
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Legal context
California accident information
- Injury statute of limitations
- 2 years (From date of injury (CCP 335.1).)
- Wrongful death statute of limitations
- 2 years (From date of death (CCP 377.60).)
- Fault rule
- California uses pure comparative negligence: partial fault reduces recovery proportionally but does not bar it.
- Citations
- CCP 335.1 (SoL); CCP 377.60 (wrongful death); pure comparative per Li v. Yellow Cab
- Crash report agency
- California Highway Patrol (CHP 190 request) for CHP-investigated crashes; local police/sheriff otherwise.
This information is provided for general educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney in your state for guidance about your specific situation.
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