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Motorcycle Killed in Crash on Highway 101 Near Oakland Road

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3 Vehicles Involved in Fatal San Jose Accident

San Jose, CA (September 8, 2020) – A motorcyclist was killed in a multi-vehicle crash in San Jose. The fatal accident occurred on the afternoon of September 8 on Highway 101.

A motorcycle, a Honda Accord and a Subaru Outback collided in the southbound lanes of Highway 101, near Oakland Road. The motorcycle slammed into the center divider. The motorcycle rider died at the accident scene. 

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the friends and loved ones of the victim.

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