The pregnant woman in San Jose dies after the crash of the i-280

San Jose – A pregnant woman died after a car accident on Interstate 280 on Thursday evening, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Two children who also drove with the woman were not injured in the collision, which was reported on the alleys reported south in the Bird Avenue, the CHP announced in a press release on Friday.

The CHP said shortly after 7:30 p.m. a 25-year-old woman in San Jose drove a green Honda Civic when she hit the highway and a Ford pickup truck for a reason that was still examined.

The driver was thrown out of her car and suffered serious injuries; It was brought to the nearby Valley Medical Center. She and her unborn child died in the hospital, said the CHP. Her name was not published publicly until she had testified her official identification and notification of Kin by the medical examiner of Santa Clara County for medical examiner coroners.

Two children, one about 3 years old and the other, were passengers in the citizen and seemed not to be injured, even though they were taken to the hospital as a precaution.

One cause of the crash, and whether the driver was affected by drugs or alcohol, was not known by Friday morning, said the CHP. No other injuries were reported.

Anyone who has information about Thursday collision can turn to the Chp San Jose field under 408-961-0900.

Originally published: May 9, 2025 at 11:08 a.m. PDT

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