Woman Killed in Head-On Crash on Highway 113 South of Binghamton Road

Fatal Collision in Rural Solano County

A head-on collision on Highway 113 just south of Binghamton Road killed a woman on Saturday, November 7, 2026, according to California Highway Patrol information independently reported by NBC Bay Area and the San Francisco Chronicle. The crash occurred around 4:30 p.m. in rural Solano County, south of Dixon.

NBC Bay Area reported that the vehicles involved were a white Nissan Altima and a work truck. The Nissan’s driver, described as a woman approximately 50 years old, died at the scene. CHP said the work-truck driver was not hurt. The woman’s name was being withheld pending family notification in the checked reporting; no name is included here.

CHP’s Preliminary Account

According to CHP’s preliminary account reported by the two outlets, the Nissan was traveling northbound when its driver lost control, crossed into the southbound lanes and collided head-on with the truck. This is an attributed preliminary collision description, not a final determination of fault or civil liability.

CHP Solano is investigating the cause. The verified reports do not establish an impairment finding or a citation or charge decision. The collision prompted temporary lane closures in both directions; this article does not describe those incident-time restrictions as current closures.

Information After a Fatal Highway Collision

Families may find it helpful to preserve insurance correspondence, available scene photographs and witness information. A completed CHP report may add context when the investigation is finished. The presence of a work truck does not by itself establish employer responsibility or any other party’s liability.

Our CHP accident report guide, California car accident guide and wrongful death information offer general resources. Families looking for a nearby Solano County resource can also review our Vallejo wrongful death page. The crash occurred in rural Solano County, not Vallejo. Our thoughts are with the woman’s loved ones and everyone affected.