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UPDATE: Cars Fall From Big-Rig Carrier on I-880, No Injuries

Two lanes of northbound Interstate Highway 880 were closed this afternoon after a big-rig carrying recycled cars dropped part of its load onto the roadway.

Updated 5:42 p.m.

By Bay City News

All lanes have reopened on Interstate Highway 880 in San Leandro, but an overpass has been partially closed and the highway could see closures again tonight as inspectors check the overpass for possible damage from crushed cars that fell from a truck, the California Highway Patrol said.

The CHP received reports that three crushed cars had fallen off of a carrier onto northbound Highway 880 just south of Marina Boulevard at about 2:30 p.m.

Two vehicles traveling on the highway collided with the crushed cars that fell, but no major injuries were reported, the CHP said.

A Sig-alert was issued at about 4 p.m. advising that the northbound left lanes of the highway were closed.

Shortly before 5 p.m., the CHP determined that the eastbound lanes of the Marina Boulevard overcrossing would need to be closed as some of the crushed cars hit it and might have damaged it.

Highway 880 had been cleared of debris and reopened, but might be partially closed again tonight when inspectors arrive sometime after 6 p.m. to create room to work.

Eastbound lanes of the Marina Boulevard overpass are expected to be closed for at least several hours.

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