A 67‑year‑old Danville resident, Jordan Scott Bradshaw, died in a multi‑vehicle collision on Interstate 580 in Livermore on the morning of April 30, 2026. The crash occurred just before 7 a.m. on the eastbound side of the freeway, east of North Livermore Avenue, according to the California Highway Patrol.
CHP reports show that the collision involved three vehicles: a three‑axle semi‑truck without a trailer, a gray Nissan Armada, and a gray Toyota Tundra. The impact caused the Toyota Tundra to overturn, and Bradshaw, who was driving the Tundra, suffered fatal injuries at the scene.
Authorities stated that the semi‑truck continued traveling eastbound after the crash and did not stop, prompting an active search for the driver. CHP confirmed that no additional injuries were reported among the occupants of the other vehicles involved.
The crash initially blocked the three right lanes of eastbound I‑580, later expanding to four lanes as investigators worked the scene. Traffic delays lasted approximately three hours while crews cleared debris and documented the collision site.
The Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau formally identified the victim as Jordan Scott Bradshaw of Danville. Their confirmation aligned with CHP’s early findings and the timeline of the incident reported by multiple regional outlets.
CHP investigators are continuing efforts to locate the semi‑truck and its driver, urging anyone with information to contact the Dublin CHP office. Officials have not released further details regarding what triggered the collision, and the investigation remains ongoing.
