Three People Killed in Single-Car Crash in Tulare County Near Highway 99, California Highway Patrol Says

TULARE COUNTY, CA — Three people died early Monday in a single-car crash in Tulare County, according to the California Highway Patrol. The wreck happened just before 3 a.m. at Road 60 and Avenue 328, near Highway 99.

CHP said one person survived the crash. Officials have not yet released details about what caused the vehicle to go down.

Where the crash happened

The collision occurred at Road 60 and Avenue 328, a rural intersection just off Highway 99 in Tulare County. That location places the scene in the southern Central Valley, an area with major traffic corridors and farm roads.

Authorities did not say which direction the vehicle was traveling or whether any other cars were involved. The crash was described as a single-car incident.

What authorities confirmed

CHP confirmed the death toll and said three people were killed. A fourth person survived, but investigators have not released that person’s condition.

No names, ages or identities were made public in the initial report. Officials also did not say whether alcohol, speed or mechanical issues were being examined.

Scene remains under review

The cause of the crash remains under investigation. CHP had not provided an explanation for how the vehicle left the roadway or what led to the deadly impact.

Because the case was still developing, investigators had not announced any additional findings by the time of the initial report.

More information pending

Authorities said the crash was being handled as an active investigation. Further updates are expected as CHP gathers more information about the circumstances.

For now, the known details are limited to the time, location and number of people killed and survived.

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