Fort Collins, CO (August 22, 2025) – Emergency responders from the Poudre Fire Authority and EMS were dispatched early Tuesday morning to a two-vehicle crash with injuries near 3054 E Mulberry St. The collision was reported shortly before 7:40 a.m., prompting a swift response from Engine 6, UCH204, and additional fire units.
Paramedics provided on-site medical care to individuals hurt in the crash, addressing a variety of injuries resulting from the impact. The incident involved a black Subaru that had been traveling westbound in the left lane before the collision. Emergency crews worked quickly to block off the affected lane to protect those injured and allow safe access for medics and investigators.
The crash temporarily disrupted traffic along this stretch of East Mulberry Street, which is a heavily traveled route for morning commuters. Officials have not yet released the identities or conditions of the injured parties. Law enforcement is currently investigating the circumstances of the collision to determine what may have led to the crash.
Our thoughts are with those recovering from this accident, and we wish them a full and swift recovery.
Car Accidents in Colorado
The crash near 3054 East Mulberry St on Tuesday morning highlights the ever-present risk of vehicle collisions during peak travel hours in Fort Collins. This area, which sees substantial commuter and commercial traffic, has been the site of multiple incidents in recent years, particularly during early morning and late afternoon hours when visibility and congestion both present heightened dangers.
In this case, a black Subaru traveling westbound in the left lane was involved, and emergency crews needed to block off that lane to manage the response. Events like these serve as a stark reminder of the importance of cautious driving, especially along routes with high-volume traffic such as Mulberry Street.
Across Colorado, driver distraction, sudden lane changes, and speeding remain leading contributors to roadway accidents. Many collisions, like this one, occur with little warning, and even minor misjudgments can have serious consequences. First responders in Fort Collins are trained to act quickly, but preventive measures remain the most effective strategy for reducing injuries and saving lives.
Local leaders continue to emphasize safe driving habits—including reducing speed in dense traffic zones, avoiding distractions, and keeping a safe following distance—as key components of public safety. Local Accident Reports encourages all Colorado drivers to stay alert, plan extra travel time during rush hours, and take immediate action if involved in or witnessing a crash. If you or someone you love has been injured in a motor vehicle collision, help is available. Contact Local Accident Reports today to explore the resources that can support your recovery.
