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Vehicles
1
Injured
0
Weather
Unknown
Lighting
Daylight
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On Saturday, May 4, 2024, at approximately 9:57 AM, a fixed-object collision occurred on 2630 W ALAMEDA AVE, Denver, Denver County, Colorado. 1 vehicle was involved in the property damage only-level incident, which resulted in no reported injuries. Unknown weather conditions and daylight lighting were noted at the time of the crash.
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This incident is classified as a fixed-object collision involving 1 vehicle. Vehicle 1 (SUV) was southwest-bound backing.
The sequence of harmful events included: Other Fixed Object (Describe In Narrative), Other Fixed Object (Describe In Narrative). The most harmful event was determined to be "other fixed object (describe in narrative)".
Was alcohol involved?
No, alcohol involvement was not documented.
Was speed a factor?
No, speed was not identified as a factor.
Was this a hit-and-run?
No, this was not a hit-and-run.
Were there fatalities?
No fatalities were reported in this crash.
Was it in a work zone?
No, this crash was not in a work zone.
Was it in a school zone?
No, this crash was not in a school zone.
Were pedestrians/cyclists involved?
No pedestrians or cyclists were documented in this crash.
Were weather conditions adverse?
No, weather conditions were clear or not a documented factor.
Were road conditions adverse?
No, the road surface was dry or conditions were not a factor.
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