Broomfield, Colorado

Head-On Collisions in Broomfield, Colorado

Frontal collisions between two vehicles traveling in opposite directions. Learn about head-on accidents in Broomfield, common causes, typical injuries, and find specialized accident lawyers who can help with your case.

Crash Statistics for Broomfield

Total Crashes

Fatalities

Injuries

HEAD_ON

Most Common Type

Common Causes of Head-On Collisions

1
Wrong-way driving
Wrong-way driving is a leading factor in head-on accidents throughout Broomfield.
2
Passing on two-lane roads
Passing on two-lane roads is a leading factor in head-on accidents throughout Broomfield.
3
Impaired driving
Impaired driving is a leading factor in head-on accidents throughout Broomfield.
4
Distraction
Distraction is a leading factor in head-on accidents throughout Broomfield.

Common Injuries from Head-On Collisions

Traumatic brain injury

Chest injuries

Facial injuries

Fatal injuries

Monthly Crash Trends

2 crashes

Jan

2 crashes

Feb

2 crashes

Mar

2 crashes

Apr

2 crashes

May

1 crashes

Jun

1 crashes

Jul

1 crashes

Oct

1 crashes

Dec

Average: 2 crashes per month

Recent Crashes

May 7, 2025

Minor Injury

Unknown

2 injuries reported. Minor Injury collision.

1 injury reported. Serious Injury collision.

2 injuries reported. Serious Injury collision.

1 injury reported. Minor Injury collision.

Property Damage collision with no injuries reported in current record.

Jul 28, 2024

Property Damage

Unknown

Property Damage collision with no injuries reported in current record.

May 12, 2024

Property Damage

Unknown

Property Damage collision with no injuries reported in current record.

Feb 9, 2024

Property Damage

Unknown

Property Damage collision with no injuries reported in current record.

Jun 23, 2023

Serious Injury

Unknown

1 injury reported. Serious Injury collision.

Property Damage collision with no injuries reported in current record.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common causes of head-on accidents in Broomfield include: Wrong-way driving, Passing on two-lane roads, Impaired driving, Distraction. Understanding these factors can help drivers stay alert and prevent accidents.