Dense Fog Triggers 59-Vehicle Pileup on Highway 99, Reopens Six Hours Later in Tulare County

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A 59-vehicle pileup on Highway 99 near Avenue 24 in Tulare County prompted a full closure that lasted about six hours due to dense fog reducing visibility to roughly 100–200 feet. Ten people were injured (nine minor, one moderate forehead injury), with others transported to the Tulare Ag Center. CHP credited a rapid, coordinated response that cleared debris and reopened the highway; an earlier social-media estimate of up to 150 vehicles was corrected as the count stood at 59. Investigators say fog was a contributing factor, and drivers are urged to slow down as more fog is expected.
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- Video captures chaos inside 59-car pileup on Highway 99 in Tulare County ABC30 Fresno
- Dense fog triggers 59-vehicle crash, shuts down Hwy 99 in Tulare County, CHP says Fresno Bee
- Drivers recount being stuck in 59-vehicle pileup on Highway 99 in Tulare County Yahoo
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