California Highway Patrol records indicate that San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan was not at fault in a recent car crash. The incident occurred on February 8th and involved another vehicle making an illegal turn.
The California Highway Patrol determined that the other driver made an unsafe turn, directly causing the collision with Shanahan’s vehicle. According to CHP records obtained by ESPN, “The investigation revealed the other party made an unsafe turn, resulting in a collision with Shanahan’s vehicle.” No injuries were reported as a result of the crash.
The incident took place on February 8th but was only recently made public through the release of the CHP report. Details surrounding the location of the accident were not immediately available. The records clearly state that Shanahan bore no responsibility for the collision, confirming he followed traffic laws and reacted appropriately to the other driver’s actions.
Shanahan is preparing for the upcoming NFL season with the 49ers after leading them to Super Bowl LVIII where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs. The team has not issued a statement regarding the release of the CHP report.
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