NAPA COUNTY—On the afternoon of Tuesday, October 14, 2025, a two-vehicle collision left four people injured on Highway 29, according to KRON.
The agency reports that the crash occurred around 3:28 p.m. near Robert Louis Stevenson Park. Emergency responders arrived at the scene and found a pickup truck and a Volkswagen sedan involved in the collision.
Officials said a total of four individuals sustained minor injuries in the crash. Medical personnel evaluated and treated the injured at the scene, and no major or life-threatening injuries were reported.
Cal Fire released photos showing both vehicles with visible damage along the highway. The department reminded drivers to exercise caution on wet roads, noting that the first storms after dry months can create slick and hazardous conditions.
Authorities urged motorists to reduce speed, maintain safe following distances, and use headlights during poor visibility. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, and no further information has been released.
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