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3-Year Intersection History
30 crashes
Crash history at this intersection
Comparable Crashes
5
Used for similar-pattern claim and liability context
Vehicles
2
Injured
2
Weather
Clear
Lighting
Daylight

These recent nearby crashes involved reported injuries or fatalities and give useful context for how severe incidents cluster around this block.
HWY 287 & CR 54G
< 0.1 miJun 17, 2024 | Rollover
1 vehicle | 1 injured
HWY 287 & CR 54G
< 0.1 miSep 29, 2024 | Single-Vehicle Crash
1 vehicle | 2 injured
HWY 287 & MM 354.758
0.1 miAug 4, 2025 | Rollover
1 vehicle | 1 injured
3-year history
30 crashes
Tracked at this location
Corridor volume
1,605 on HWY 287
Published crashes tied to this corridor
Comparable crashes
5 similar records
Similar crash pattern in the published dataset
Street pattern
1,605 on HWY 287
Published crashes connected to this street corridor.
On Sunday, July 13, 2025, at approximately 4:02 PM, a broadside (T-bone) collision occurred on HWY 287, near CR 54G, LARIMER County, Colorado. 2 vehicles were involved in the serious injury-level incident, which resulted in 2 injuries. Clear weather conditions and daylight lighting were noted at the time of the crash.
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Case number
3C250945
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Reporting agency
Colorado State Patrol
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Records office
Colorado State Patrol
Crash location reference
Cr 54g
Route 287C | 354.710 | At Intersection
Crash classification
Broadside
Pulled directly from the preserved source record.
Near HWY 287, AT, CR 54G, LARIMER County, CO, LARIMER
These recent nearby crashes involved reported injuries or fatalities and give useful context for how severe incidents cluster around this block.
HWY 287 & CR 54G
< 0.1 miJun 17, 2024 | Rollover
1 vehicle | 1 injured
HWY 287 & CR 54G
< 0.1 miSep 29, 2024 | Single-Vehicle Crash
1 vehicle | 2 injured
HWY 287 & MM 354.758
0.1 miAug 4, 2025 | Rollover
1 vehicle | 1 injured
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General information based on this crash's reported factors and Colorado law
T-Bone / Broadside Collision Pattern
Broadside collisions frequently involve right-of-way violations at intersections. Fault often depends on which driver had the green light or right of way.
Fuicelli & Lee - T-Bone AccidentsColorado Comparative Fault
Colorado follows a modified comparative fault rule (C.R.S. Section 13-21-111). If you were partially at fault, your recovery may be reduced by your percentage of fault. If you are 50% or more at fault, you cannot recover damages. The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Colorado is generally 3 years from the date of the accident.
CO Revised Statutes Section 13-21-111This is general informational context, not legal advice. Every crash is different. If you were involved in this accident, consult with a qualified attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
For serious adult injury patterns, Colorado crews can bypass the closest hospital for a Level I or II trauma center.
Level II trauma center
GREELEY | WELD | Northeast
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Level I trauma center
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If a major trauma center was too far, on divert, or the patient needed immediate stabilization first, a closer regional trauma center or emergency department could still have been the first stop before transfer.
Level III trauma center
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Open facility pageNon-designated emergency facility
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Open facility pageNon-designated emergency facility
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