Santa Rosa man killed in Highway 128 crash near Cloverdale

<p>Eighteen hours after a fatal collision closed Highway 128, the road between Cloverdale and Boonville has been opened to one-way traffic.</p><p>The limited access is expected to remain in place at least three days and could be up to two weeks, according to highway officials.</p><p>A 23-year-old Santa Rosa man driving a 2005 Toyota Camry was killed when a westbound tanker truck filled with a load of gasoline went out of control and crossed into oncoming traffic at about 8 p.m. About 4,000 gallons of fuel spilled onto the road.</p><p>The identity of the man has not be released pending notification of his family. An autopsy is scheduled today.</p><p>Terry Wood, 56, of Santa Rosa was driving a 2007 Peterbilt truck filled with gas when he lost control and the trailer overturned, said CHP spokesman Randy England. </p><p>The truck is owned by Redwood Transportation of Santa Rosa, according to CHP.</p><p>The trailer collided with the Camry which was traveling east on Highway 128.</p><p>Hazmat and environmental health officials responded to the scene and Wednesday morning officials were still trying to determine the extent of the damage to the roadway, England said.</p><p>Alternate routes include Highway 253 near Boonville and Mountain House Road at Hopland.</p>