Police confirmed three vehicles including a white Toyota Tundra and a Nissan SUV were involved in the collision.
San Jose, CA. – The California Highway Patrol is investigating a multi-vehicle collision that left at least one person with minor injuries on Monday night in San Jose.
The accident happened at around 8:14 p.m. on the northbound 280 Freeway, just south of Highway 17.
Police confirmed three vehicles including a white Toyota Tundra and a Nissan SUV were involved in the collision. The Toyota rolled over while the SUV's right side tire blew out following the accident.
Emergency crews responded to the crash site and aided at least one individual injured in the collision.
Authorities closed the northbound 280 to southbound Highway 17 connector due to the crash.
All lanes were re-opened at 9:23 p.m.
Further details concerning the crash were not released.
An investigation is underway.
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