Billings, MT - Two-Vehicle Collision w/Injuries at 26th St & King Ave

Billings, MT (December 27, 2024) – According to the Montana Highway Patrol, King Avenue westbound was reopened on Tuesday after a two-car collision that occurred earlier in the day.

The Billings Police Department reported that the incident took place at the intersection of 26th Street westbound and King Avenue. The accident resulted in a temporary reduction of westbound traffic to one lane.

However, no additional information is currently available regarding the cause of the crash, and the current conditions of any injured victims transported to the hospital also remain unclear. In the interim, an investigation is still ongoing.

Our thoughts are extended to the injured victims and their loved ones at this time. We hope for their full recovery.

Motor Vehicle Collisions in Montana

Multi-vehicle crashes, or pile-ups, are a serious concern on Montana’s roads, particularly during the harsh winter months. These accidents involve three or more vehicles and often lead to a cascade of collisions, resulting in widespread damage and injuries.

Montana’s vast network of highways, rural roads, and unpredictable weather conditions create an environment where multi-vehicle crashes can occur. Dense fog, icy roads, and sudden snowstorms are common factors that contribute to reduced visibility and slippery surfaces, increasing the risk of chain-reaction collisions. Other contributing causes include distracted driving, tailgating, and speeding—especially in areas where drivers may not anticipate sudden stops or traffic congestion.

The consequences of multi-vehicle crashes are often severe. With multiple vehicles involved, the risk of serious injuries such as traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, and internal injuries is significantly heightened. Property damage can also be extensive, and the pile-up scene may take hours to clear, disrupting traffic and posing further risks to stranded motorists.

Determining liability in multi-vehicle crashes can be particularly challenging. A fault may rest with one or several drivers, and investigating the sequence of events requires careful analysis of evidence such as police reports, witness statements, and vehicle damage patterns.

Here at Holloway & Hulling, our team is committed to providing a legal strategy tailored to your specific requirements at every stage of your claim. If a car accident has occurred through no fault of your own and left you with injuries, please get in touch with our personal injury attorneys right away. Contact our Billings car accident lawyers immediately at (406) 880-7424 to learn more about how Holloway & Hulling can help you and your family today.

Notes: Our team collects data on accidents in Montana from multiple external sources such as news outlets, police records, social media, and direct accounts from witnesses. We have not independently verified the specifics of this particular incident. Should you encounter any discrepancies in our content, please contact Holloway & Hulling. We will make necessary corrections or remove the information promptly.

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