Highway Patrol says impaired driving, speed led to deadly Cybertruck crash

Highway Patrol says impaired driving, speed led to deadly Cybertruck crash

By Dave Pehling Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO, California (KPIX) — The California Highway Patrol investigation into the tragic and fiery crash of a Cybertruck in Piedmont late last November that killed three young people was caused by “a combination of driving under the influence of drugs and unsafe speed.” CHP investigators have been the lead investigators on the Nov. 27, 2024, fatal Tesla Cybertruck collision on Hampto…

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Piedmont Cybertruck crash: Speed, impaired driving caused deadly wreck

A combination of speed and driving under the influence caused the Nov. 27 crash that killed Soren Dixon, 19, Krysta Tsukahara, 19, and Jack Nelson, 20, according to a report released Friday by the CHP. A fourth occupant in the car, Jordan Miller, survived the crash.