[03-12-2025] Sacramento County, CA – Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash Reported on South Watt Avenue and Jackson Road in Rosemont

At least one person was killed in a two-vehicle crash in the Rosemont area of Sacramento County on Wednesday morning, March 12, 2025.

According to the California Highway Patrol, authorities were dispatched to the scene around 6:02 a.m. at South Watt Avenue and Jackson Road.

It remains unclear what caused the collision. Jackson Road was closed in both directions as of 6:35 a.m.

CHP is currently investigating the incident.

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What To Do After A Car Accident In Sacramento County

A car accident can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, leaving you unsure of what to do next. Taking the right steps after a crash is essential to protect your health, safety, and legal rights.

If you are involved in an accident in Sacramento County, knowing what to do can help strengthen your claim and improve your chances of securing fair compensation.

1. Remain at the scene and check everyone’s condition. First, check yourself for injuries, then others. Stay composed and try to regain your calm.
2. If possible, move your vehicle to the side of the road, turn on your emergency flashers to alert other drivers, and find a safe place to wait for the police.
3. Report your accident to the authorities as soon as possible. The police will document the incident and gather information for an official record.
4. Share names, phone numbers, and insurance details with the other driver(s). If possible, take photos of the vehicles, license plates, and other critical details.
5. When talking to the police or others involved, avoid admitting fault or apologizing. Stick to the facts when describing the incident.
6. Visit a hospital or your primary doctor immediately. Prompt medical care can help mitigate injury effects and identify internal injuries.
7. California insurers have deadlines for reporting accidents. Contact your insurer promptly and follow the agent’s instructions.
8. You may receive a call from the other party’s insurer soon after the accident. Be cautious with the information you share. Do not record statements or accept settlement offers before consulting an attorney.
9. Keep all accident-related documents, including police reports, medical bills, and other important information, organized in a file.
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Car Accident Statistics

Traffic accidents continue to be a major public safety concern, resulting in thousands of injuries and fatalities each year. According to the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), 11,157 people were killed or injured in traffic accidents in Sacramento County in 2022. Of these victims, 592 were pedestrians, 1,295 cases involved alcohol, and 2,215 were linked to excessive speeding.

On a national scale, the National Safety Council (NSC) estimated 44,450 fatal crashes in 2023, reflecting a 4% decrease from 2022, when 46,270 fatalities occurred due to motor vehicle accidents. Collisions between motor vehicles remain the most frequent type of crash, accounting for 43% of all traffic incidents and 63% of all traffic-related injuries. Among fatal crashes, angle collisions led to approximately 9,000 deaths, followed by head-on collisions, which resulted in an estimated 5,900 fatalities.