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3-Year Intersection History
1 crashes
Crash history at this intersection
Comparable Crashes
5
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Vehicles
1
Injured
0
Weather
Clear
Lighting
Dark lighted
3-year history
1 crashes
Tracked at this location
Corridor volume
1,657 on HWY 36
Published crashes tied to this corridor
Comparable crashes
5 similar records
Similar crash pattern in the published dataset
Street pattern
1,657 on HWY 36
Published crashes connected to this street corridor.
On December 19, 2025, at approximately 5:30 AM, a single-vehicle crash occurred on HWY 36, near MM 140.111, WASHINGTON County, Colorado. 1 vehicle was involved in the property damage only-level incident, which resulted in no reported injuries. Clear weather conditions and dark (street-lit) lighting were noted at the time of the crash.
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Case number
3B251188
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Reporting agency
Colorado State Patrol
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Records office
Colorado State Patrol
Crash location reference
Mm 140.111
Route 036D | 140.111
Crash classification
Wild Animal
Driver factor noted: No Contributing Factor
Near 01, WASHINGTON
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General information based on this crash's reported factors and Colorado law
Speed-Related Factors
Excessive speed or driving too fast for conditions may constitute negligence. Colorado follows a "reasonable and prudent" speed standard under C.R.S. Section 42-4-1101.
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Was speed a factor?
Yes, speed was identified as a contributing factor.
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