Billings, MT – Victims Hurt in Motorcycle Collision on King Ave W

Billings, MT (March 24, 2025) – The Billings Police Department stated that King Avenue West reopened following a motorcycle and vehicle crash investigation by the Billings Police Department.

The crash occurred on Sunday, March 23, at 11:55 a.m. in the 2800 block of King Avenue West, heading eastbound. The road was closed between 32nd Street West and 28th Street West while authorities conducted their investigation. It’s unclear how many individuals were injured, however. In the interim, an investigation is still ongoing, and witnesses were asked to come forward.

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

Motor Vehicle Collisions in Montana

Montana’s wide-open highways and scenic backroads offer drivers stunning views—but they can also be the scene of serious motor vehicle collisions. With long distances between towns, changing weather conditions, wildlife crossings, and limited visibility on rural roads, Montana presents unique challenges for motorists. Unfortunately, these factors contribute to a higher rate of severe crashes compared to more urbanized states.

Montana follows a fault-based insurance system, meaning the driver who is found to be at fault for the crash is responsible for covering the damages. If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by another driver’s negligence—such as speeding, impaired driving, distracted driving, or failure to yield—you have the right to pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, vehicle repairs, and pain and suffering.

Taking the right steps after a crash is critical. First and foremost, seek medical attention, even if injuries seem minor at first. Report the accident to law enforcement and gather as much evidence as possible—photos, witness names, vehicle information, and a copy of the police report. These details can be invaluable when filing an insurance claim or pursuing legal action.

Montana’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims is generally three years from the date of the accident, but the sooner you act, the better your chances of building a strong case. Insurance companies may try to minimize your claim or shift blame—having someone on your side to advocate for your rights can make all the difference.

Here at Holloway & Hulling, our exceptional capacity to advocate for your best interests is directly attributable to our comprehensive knowledge of personal injury laws and our extensive history of serving injured victims and their families with compassion at the worst times of their lives. Our experience is essential when you and your family negotiate with insurance companies, navigate the complexities of Montana’s negligence laws, or determine the fair value of your claim about medical expenses and lost wages.

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.

Disclaimer: This post is not intended for business solicitation. Please be aware that the information shared here should not be considered legal advice, nor does it establish an attorney-client relationship. Legal results can differ based on individual circumstances. For tailored legal guidance, directly reach out to Holloway & Hulling. Additionally, the image featured in this post does not depict the actual accident scene.