Crash on I-5 N/B at Vista Village Dr in San Diego County, California

Saturday, August 8, 2026 at 4:08 PM

Property damage only3 vehicles

From the CHP CCRS, record last updated October 25, 2026. No changes since first published.

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Damage area not recorded

Black Sport Utility Vehicle

Driver, female, 19Restraint: Occupant Lap Shoulder Harness Used. Airbag: Air Bag Deployed
Not injured
Passenger, male, 29Restraint: Occupant Lap Shoulder Harness Used. Airbag: Air Bag Not Deployed
Not injured
Passenger, female, 28Restraint: Occupant Lap Shoulder Harness Used. Airbag: Air Bag Deployed
Not injured

Damage area not recorded

Gray Passenger Car Station Wagon Jeep

Driver, male, 20Restraint: Occupant Lap Shoulder Harness Used. Airbag: Air Bag Deployed
Not injured

Damage area not recorded

Gray Sport Utility Vehicle

Driver, male, 71Restraint: Occupant Lap Shoulder Harness Used. Airbag: Air Bag Not Deployed
Not injured

Violation cited: VC 22350 UNSAFE SPEED FOR PREVAILING CONDITIONSas recorded on the report

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Source: CHP CCRS
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First published here: October 25, 2026
Last updated: October 25, 2026, no changes recorded
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