CDOT worker struck by SUV and 2 others injured in wrong-way crash on I-25 near Johnstown, Colorado
Modified Date:
Mon, 06/06/2016 - 9:31amAccident Date:
Monday, June 6, 2016
CDOT worker hit by car in wrong-way crash
Trooper Nate Reid told the Greeley Tribune that a Ford Escape driving north on the southbound side of I-25 near Johnstown first hit an unoccupied truck early Monday. The SUV then rolled and hit the worker, a contractor for the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Reid says the driver of the Escape and her passenger were also taken to the hospital along with the worker. All had serious injuries.
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Type: Pedestrian Accident
Roadway:
Interstate 25City:
Johnstown, COCounty:
Weld County, COArea:
Denver, CO
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