Thornton, CO (September 7, 2025) – A vehicle collision involving a truck resulted in injuries near the northbound I-25 ramp to East 136th Ave late Saturday night, prompting an emergency response from local fire and EMS crews.
According to dispatch information from Adams County Fire and EMS, the crash occurred near Lincoln St and the E 136th Ave exit. The incident was reported at approximately 11:23 PM on September 6, and emergency responders from Truck 74 and supporting units were dispatched to the scene.
Initial reports confirmed at least one person was injured in the crash. The extent of injuries remains undisclosed, and officials have not confirmed the total number of vehicles involved beyond the noted truck.
As of the latest update, the cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured party, and we wish them a full and swift recovery.
Truck Accidents in Colorado
Injury crashes involving trucks, particularly near major interchanges like I-25 and E 136th Ave, carry heightened risks due to the weight and size of the vehicles involved. The Thornton area, with its proximity to both residential neighborhoods and high-speed interstate traffic, presents a unique set of challenges for maintaining safety near highway ramps.
Ramp areas are especially prone to accidents. Drivers exiting or merging onto the freeway must quickly adapt to changes in speed, road curvature, and surrounding traffic. When large trucks are involved, braking distance, visibility, and maneuverability become even more critical. A single moment of distraction or miscalculation can lead to a crash with serious consequences.
In recent years, Colorado transportation authorities have increased focus on improving safety features at key interchange points, including enhanced lighting, clearer lane markings, and signage alerting drivers to merge points and speed changes. However, crashes like the one near Lincoln St on September 6 highlight the continued importance of vigilance—both for truck drivers and those sharing the road with them.
For those injured in truck-related crashes, recovery can be particularly complex. Injuries are often more severe, and determining liability may involve multiple parties, from individual drivers to commercial carriers and insurers. That’s why timely access to medical and legal support is crucial.
If you’ve been injured in a truck-related crash, the aftermath can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Local Accident Reports connects you with trusted professionals in your area who can provide legal guidance, medical support, and help you understand your recovery options. Take the next step toward getting the assistance you need—reach out to us today.
