According to city officials, the Vallejo Police Department (VPD) received a major traffic safety grant for the federal fiscal year of 2021. VPD has reported that the funding will allow them to further education about traffic safety in the community as well as work toward creating a safe and equitable environment for all Vallejo roadway users.
During the week of Thursday, September 10, 2020, Caltrans announced that they would be beginning work on a Vallejo construction project. The construction will focus on Sonoma Boulevard, otherwise known as State Route 29. Officials indicated that various repairs to the roadway are expected to cause less wear on vehicles and lower the risk of serious auto accidents in the area.
Vallejo is a lively place and the second-largest city in Solano County, as well as the Sacramento Valley’s gateway to the Bay Area. For these reasons, there’s plenty of people using Vallejo roads on any given day, even during the Covid-19 pandemic. While many Vallejo residents enjoy living in an active community, lots of traffic comes along with a significant risk of being hurt during an accident. Nobody can predict where or when a given crash will take place, but it is possible to learn about accident trends in your area. To improve their safety on local roads, locals may want to learn about the most common types of Vallejo car accidents.
On Wednesday, July 1, 2020, the Vallejo Police Department (VPD) issued a press release encouraging residents to avoid driving while impaired. VPD released the statement in anticipation of the Fourth of July weekend as part of an effort to cut down on the number of projected car accidents during the holiday.
Not much beats a summer day in San Francisco for pleasant weather, endless dining options, and unbeatable people watching. The prospect of driving and parking in the city can be daunting. One option that eliminates those headaches is the Baylink Ferry from Vallejo to either San Francisco’s Ferry Building or Pier 41. Instead of stressing out in city traffic, you can sit back in a comfortable seat, grab a snack and a drink at the concession counter, and enjoy the views on the approximately one-hour boat ride.
Vallejo is the second-largest city in Solano County and sits right on the edge of the San Francisco Bay Area as well as the Napa Valley. For these reasons, there’s plenty of people moving through the city on a daily basis, resulting in a fair amount of vehicle traffic. While you can never say exactly when or where an auto accident can take place, it is possible to increase your safety by learning about accident trends in your area. One of the best ways to do this is to know where crashes are likely to happen. For more information, read the following blog about the most dangerous intersections in Vallejo.
At least one person suffered injuries during a recent car accident in Vallejo. The collision was reported by the Vallejo Police Department (VPD), who indicated that two vehicles were involved. While specific details about the trauma suffered during the crash were not reported, officials indicated that ambulances were called to the site of the accident. Additionally, none of the injured parties were expected to have sustained fatal trauma.
On Monday, March 23, 2020, a three-vehicle collision in Vallejo left at least one person with significant injuries. California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers indicated that the accident involved three vehicles and happened during the late afternoon. The number of people who suffered injuries has not been reported. Additionally, this crash is under CHP investigation.
Vallejo is a lively city with a lot going on. While it’s on the very edge of the San Francisco Bay, it’s a bustling hub of activity on its own, and residents don’t need to travel far to find a fun event to attend. The following blog contains information about some of the exciting Vallejo community events taking place during the coming weeks.
One person suffered injuries during a hit-and-run accident that took place in Vallejo on Monday, December 30, 2019. According to the Vallejo Police Department (VPD), the accident happened on the west side of the city and involved a single vehicle as well as a pedestrian. The injured pedestrian was identified as an 85-year-old man who had been using a wheelchair at the time of the crash. Medical officials indicated that the injured man has since been released from hospital custody.
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