San Francisco

11-Car Pileup in SF Blamed on ‘People Driving Too Fast With the Sun In Their Eyes': CHP

CHP San Francisco

Scene of an 11-car pileup on Interstate 280 in San Francisco. (March 22, 2022)

The California Highway Patrol said an 11-car crash on a freeway in San Francisco Tuesday morning appears to have been caused by "people driving too fast with the sun in their eyes."

The pileup happened at about 7:30 a.m. on northbound Interstate 280 south of Ocean Avenue, the CHP said.

Only minor injuries were reported.

"Daylight savings time just started, so the sun is in a different place in the sky than it was during your commute a couple of weeks ago," the CHP said in a Facebook post. "Please make sure you are driving at a safe speed and that both you and your vehicle are prepared for changing conditions no matter what the weather is outside!!"

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