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The Most Dangerous Roads in Colorado

Our truck accident attorneys are devoted to representing drivers and passengers injured in vehicle accidents. Although we routinely handle accident cases that involve one or more typical passenger cars, we also have more than 20 years of experience representing plaintiffs injured in collisions with trucks on the highway.

Driver error is the most common reason that accidents and injuries happen, but as Colorado residents, we know that road conditions and weather can also be the culprit. You might think that Colorado’s most dangerous roads are the notorious winding highways through the mountains, but the statistics tell us that the state’s urban roads have more drivers, more congestion and more accidents.

According to the Colorado State Patrol, these are the most dangerous highways in Colorado:

Road

Dangerous Stretch

County

US Interstate 25

North of US Interstate 70 to 84th Avenue.

 

Adams

US Interstate 25

From Woodmen Road to El-Paso-Douglas County Line.

 

El Paso

US Interstate 25

From County Road 6 to Highway 14 in Fort Collins.

 

Weld

US Interstate 70

From the Grand Junction Business Route to the Mesa/Garfield County Line.

 

Mesa

US Interstate 70

25-mile section from the Eagle Business Route to junction of Highway 6 and Highway 24 at Minturn.

 

Eagle

US Interstate 70

From 4 miles west of Summit/Clear Creek County line at the Eisenhower Tunnel to 4 miles west of Silver Plume.

 

Clear Creek/Summit

State Highway 172

14-mile section between Ignacio and New Mexico border.

 

La Plata

State Highway 285

From State Highway 17 to State Highway 160 in Alamosa.

 

Conejos/Alamosa

 

State Highway 285

56-mile section from State Highway 112 to the Saguache/Chaffee County Line.

 

Sagauche

State Highway 160

From State Highway 159 in Fort Garland to the Costilla/Huerfano County Line.

 

Costilla

State Highway 160

25-mile section north of Pagosa Springs toward South Fork.

 

Rio Grande

State Highway 92

From north of State Highway 50 to State Highway 133.

 

Delta/Montrose

US Route 285

Area bounded by US Route 285, Colorado Route 470, Wadsworth and Sheridan Boulevards.

 

Jefferson

State Highway 40

30-mile section south of Steamboat Springs.

 

Routt

State Highway 50

10-mile section near Pueblo West.

 

Pueblo

State Highway 550

From State Highway 62 to just east of Montrose

Montrose

 

At Levine Law, our Colorado Springs truck accident lawyers can advise you about your potential personal injury claim if you’ve been involved in a truck accident. We understand how serious any accident can be, and if you’ve been injured due to a collision with a big rig or any other large commercial vehicle, we are here to help. Contact us today to get help obtaining the just compensation you deserve.

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