DAVIS, Calif. — A toddler was killed Thursday morning following a crash along eastbound Interstate 80 near Davis.
Fog clouded the area when around 4 a.m. the accident happened near Richards Boulevard. Law enforcement continue to investigate the details of the crash, but know three vehicles were involved.
According to a press release from CHP, a Toyota Avalon with two adults and the toddler was traveling eastbound when it crashed into a center divide, which was then hit by a box truck and a pickup truck.
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The identity of the toddler has not yet been released, but was described as one-year-old girl. The driver was identified as 42-year-old Robert Williams. Law enforcement say a man and woman in the same car with the toddler were taken to the hospital with major injuries.
One of the truck drivers was injured. The driver of the third vehicle was not injured.
All eastbound lanes near Richards Boulevard were temporarily closed around 4:30 a.m., but have since been cleared and open as CHP investigate the accident.
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