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Benicia Man Rolls Convertible Off Highway Into a Gully

He reportedly hit the center divide and careened across the road.

A Benicia man flipped his Toyota GT convertible Friday while traveling west on Highway 780 near the Glen Cove exit.  

According to the Vallejo Times-Herald, he "crashed into the center divide before careening across the road, driving up an embankment and flipping over into a gully." 

He was taken to Kaiser in Vallejo, according to Vallejo Buzz. 

See the Times-Herald story for a photo of the man being carried up the embankment. 

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Beau Behan May 17, 2013 at 09:36 am
Hi Robert, Thanks for dropping in and checking out the blog. The new Patch look is so 'new' as I amRead More still learning to navigate through. Just updated it and added the link to my film review. Thanks again. Cheers!
Robert Rothgery May 17, 2013 at 09:30 am
I am happy to know that Mr. Behan's review of "STID" is now available. Might we knowRead More where it is available? Perhaps I am just an Apple lovin' technopeasant, but despite my frantic serial clicking on text without links, I could not find the actual story. Alas and alack I may never know why there is no darkness in "...Into Darkness" (or Lightness). Oh, and welcome back Jim!
Mark Thomson May 18, 2013 at 09:03 pm
As long as there are meters downtown, let's make it as easy as possible to pay. I hate having toRead More dig around for change to feed a meter. Using a card is much more convenient.
Bob Burman May 18, 2013 at 03:59 pm
There should be NO parking meters.
Captain Bebops May 18, 2013 at 01:04 pm
George, I think the meters are there to keep jurors from tying up all the parking not for revenue.Read More Martinez needs a parking garage for jurors but it might be difficult to pass a bond for one. Thing is, the last time I got a jury summons for Martinez it said I could just put the summons notice on the dashboard and park at a meter without putting money in it and no ticket would be issued. Unfortunately the court house is probably both a boon and a bane for growth downtown.