After more than 25 years representing Colorado crash victims, I’ve learned intersections aren’t all equally dangerous. Some see far more collisions, injuries, and close calls than others. Thanks to updated crash data from the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and the City of Denver, we now have a clearer picture of where those hot spots are.
Recent data shows that several intersections stand out for their higher number of pedestrian-involved and vehicle collisions:
Other notable trouble spots include parts of Federal Boulevard, Colorado Boulevard, and major I-25 interchanges, which consistently rank high for vehicle collisions.
You can explore Denver’s Vision Zero statistics for real-time updates.
The safest intersection is the one where everyone—drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians—pays attention. Knowing where these danger zones are is the first step to avoiding them.
Read our past reports on Denver’s Most Dangerous Streets (with map) and Denver’s Most Dangerous Intersections for an expanded view.
If you or someone you love has been injured in a crash in Colorado, call or text 303-388-5304 for free legal advice.