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2 Injured in Crash on Dolan Road

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2 Vehicles Collide in Moss Landing Accident

Moss Landing, CA (August 18, 2020) – Two people were injured in a crash in Moss Landing. The accident occurred just after midnight on Dolan Road.

A Toyota Camry and a Honda Accord collided at 534 Dolan Road. One vehicle caught fire due to the impact. Two people suffered serious injuries and were taken to a local hospital. 

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