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A landslide on the San Bernardino mountain road has left the driver in critical condition


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The driver of a Sprinter van traveling along Highway 18 in the San Bernardino Mountains Friday morning is in critical condition after a rockslide crushed a boulder in his van.

According to San Bernardino County Fire, the incident was reported around 8 a.m. on the highway near the Crest Forest area in Crestline.

Part of the mountain collapsed, causing a rockslide to hit the front of the van. There were no passengers in the van and the man driving suffered life-threatening injuries and was transported to a trauma center in critical condition, according to SBCF.

Both lanes of Highway 18 were closed all morning as crews worked to clear the scene. Highway 330 was also closed.

Authorities advise mountain residents and visitors planning to attend Oktoberfest in Big Bear to check with Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol for the latest road conditions.

The driver of a Sprinter van is in critical condition after a rockslide on a mountainside crushed part of his van.

Fire in San Bernardino County


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