Marin County Multi-Vehicle Collision Left Southbound Highway 101 Blocked

MARIN COUNTY, CA (August 2, 2022) – A five-vehicle crash on Highway 101 blocked all the southbound lanes in Marin County Tuesday morning.

According to the CHP, the crash happened shortly after 6:30 a.m. just south of Seminary Drive and scattered a lot of debris in lanes of the highway.

Eventually, medical responders arrived at the scene, but it remains unclear how many people sustained injuries.

In addition, both directions of the roadway were temporarily closed to allow for cleanup and preliminary duties.

No further details regarding the crash are public at this time; however, more information will be provided once made available.

Marin County Officials continue to investigate the Highway 101 multi-vehicle crash.

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