Traffic & Transit
Car In The Water, Bridge Traffic Advisory: South Bay Traffic Digest
Good morning, South Bay! Here's what you need to know before you leave for your Wednesday morning commute.

SOUTH BAY, CA — Good morning, South Bay Patch readers!
Before you head out the door, check out Patch's daily traffic report — which covers closures, crashes, hazards and SigAlerts across the Bay Area. Here are the latest traffic updates that will impact your travel on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Notably, CHP is reporting that a car in Santa Cruz County went off the roadway and into the water.
Use the map to zoom in on your commute for real-time traffic updates. Scroll down past the map for major incidents and closures in your area.
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INCIDENTS
Traffic Collision on I-80 Westbound exiting at University Ave (Berkeley). Off Ramp blocked. Expect delays.
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Traffic Hazard on US-101 Southbound north of Sir Francis Drake Blvd (Larkspur). Lanes blocked. Expect delays.
Residual delays on I-680 Northbound south of Scott Creek Rd (Fremont). Right shoulder affected. Expect delays.
Traffic Hazard on I-880 Northbound south of 98TH Ave (Oakland). Lane affected. Expect delays.
Traffic Collision with Injuries on CA-1 Southbound south of Santa Cruz County Line (Unincorporated). Lane affected. Expect delays.
ROADWORK
Roadwork on I-580 Eastbound at Richmond San Rafael Bridge (Richmond). Right shoulder closed until 2 PM.
High winds on US-101 Northbound and Southbound at Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco). Lanes affected. Traffic advisory in effect.
Roadwork on I-80 Westbound exiting at Browns Valley Pky (Vacaville). Off Ramp closed until 10 PM.
Bridge work on I-580 Eastbound between Hopyard Rd (Pleasanton) and Hacienda Dr (Pleasanton). Various lanes closed. Expect delays.
Long-term construction on CA-29 Southbound ramp to I-80 W (Vallejo). Connector ramp closed. Expect delays.
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