The car accident was reported just before 10 a.m. on west I-8 near College Avenue, the California Highway Patrol said. A 2011 red Chevy sedan was traveling in the fast lane when the driver lost control and crashed into a guard rail, the CHP said. He died at the scene, while his passengers, a man in the back seat and woman in the passenger seat were taken to a hospital with serious, yet non-life threatening injuries, the CHP said.

After the woman lost control of the Jeep she hit a metal guardrail that protected a metal support for an overhead sign and rolled the Jeep multiple times. The rescue crew extracted the driver from the Jeep, then placed her in a medical helicopter that transported her to Scripps Mercy Hospital, where she passed away at around 8:20 p.m.

The dog has been taken to a 10-day quarantine to see if it has rabies and needs to be put down. The victim was standing at an open gate at his friends house when the pit bull jumped up and bit him on his arm, causing a severe wound. Reports state that the dog also bit the victim’s back and side but not causing as much damage as the bit on the arm.

The woman driver was able to call police after the accident, which took place around 9:00 p.m. on Sunday. She reported that a bicyclist had abruptly swerved in front of her right in between Fir and 33rd streets. The San Diego Police Department declared that there were no injuries caused by the accident, even though the bicyclist has yet to be identified or found.