Two people were killed in a single-vehicle collision on a highway transition ramp in San Diego over the weekend, authorities said.
The crash occurred about 12:30 a.m. Saturday when a Dodge Challenger was traveling eastbound on state Route 94 to the northbound Interstate 15 transition and veered off the ramp, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Officials said the car became airborne, struck an overhead sign and came to a stop on its roof within westbound lanes on SR-94.
The driver and passenger died at the scene. Their names were not immediately available
According to the CHP, debris from the crash struck another vehicle that resulted in minor damage, but no additional injuries were reported.
It was unclear what prompted the vehicle to lose control, officials said.
