[UPDATE: Roadway Open]Semi Overturns in the Northbound Lane of Highway 101 Near Sonoma/Marin Line—Travelers Should Expect Delays

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July 15, 2022

The overturned semi-truck [Photograph from Santa Rosa CHP]

If you know anyone traveling north from the Bay Area this morning, recommend they avoid Highway 101. Major delays are expected after a semi-truck ended up on its side in the middle of Highway 101’s northbound lane near the Sonoma and Marin County line.

The chaos of the roadway [Photograph from the Caltrans Quickmap]

An alternative route around the accident would include cutting east on State Route 37, then taking Lakeville Highway to connect with State Route 116.

[Screenshot from the Caltrans Quickmap]

The Caltrans Quickmap indicates the delays are expected to at least 11:30 a.m.

UPDATE 11:34 p.m.: Highway 101 is now cleared and traffic is flowing smoothly.

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