The California Highway Patrol early Monday responded to a report of a small airplane landing on Highway 85 in the South Bay. At about 7 a.m., the single-engine plane landed in the southbound lanes of Highway 85 north of De Anza Boulevard near Cupertino,

A small, grey, single-engine propeller plane landed on southbound state Highway 85 in Cupertino on Monday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol. No injuries were reported in the 7 a.m. incident, which occurred south of Stevens Creek Boulevard, near the McClellan Road overpass.

A small airplane on Monday morning had to make an emergency landing on a freeway in the Bay Area, causing heavy traffic congestion. The small plane landed on southbound Highway 85 lanes near the De Anza Boulevard offramp in the Cupertino area of Santa Clara County, according to Caltrans cameras.

A severe traffic alert is snarling traffic on southbound Highway 85 near Cupertino after a small aircraft landed on the roadway Monday morning, according to the

"I turned on all of my lights, the cars started to separate, there were a couple of high-speed Porsche SUVs heading my way playing chicken and I was rocking my wings to try and get everyone's attention and I had to put it down.

It all happened about 7 a.m., when the plane came down on its wheels in the southbound lanes of state Highway 85 just south of the Stevens Creek Boulevard exit, according to a statement posted on social media from the California Highway Patrol’s San Jose ...

A small plane made an emergency landing on Highway 85 in Cupertino on Monday morning, KCBS Radio reported. The radio station said the plane, which is about 14 feet long, ran out of fuel. Traffic can be seen stopped near Stevens Creek Blvd.