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Driver Killed After Toyota Camry Overturns on Southbound Highway 101 Near SFO

CHP investigators say the driver was ejected when the Camry overturned without a seat belt, with the San Mateo County Coroner set to release the victim's identity.

Overview

  • California Highway Patrol deputies responded to a collision on southbound U.S. Highway 101 just south of the San Francisco International Airport on‑ramp after a call around 7 p.m.
  • First responders found the male driver ejected into the roadway, performed CPR and transported him to a hospital where he later died.
  • CHP investigators say the Camry struck a Honda Accord, which overturned the Camry; the two occupants of the Honda were not injured.
  • Investigators reported the Camry driver was not wearing a seat belt, a factor commonly linked to ejection and higher risk of fatal injury.
  • All lanes on southbound Highway 101 were reopened by 9:22 p.m. and CHP continues its on‑scene investigation while the coroner prepares to confirm and release the victim's identity.