Severe Brownout Causes Fatal Crash in Southern Colorado
Severe Brownout Causes Fatal Crash in Southern Colorado
US · Published Mar 9, 2026
Severe brownout caused a multi-vehicle crash on I-25 near Pueblo, Colorado, resulting in five fatalities.
The accident was triggered by an SUV rear-ending a slow-moving pickup truck in near-zero visibility conditions.
Authorities urge drivers to exercise caution, reduce speed, and stay informed about weather conditions to avoid brownout-related accidents.
Five fatalities in I-25 multi-vehicle crash
A devastating multi-vehicle accident occurred on Interstate 25 near Pueblo, Colorado, resulting in five fatalities. The crash, involving nearly 30 vehicles, was primarily attributed to a severe brownout condition that drastically reduced visibility. The sequence of events began when an SUV collided with a pickup truck towing a trailer, which was moving at a significantly reduced speed due to the brownout. This initial collision led to a series of subsequent crashes as drivers struggled to react in the near-zero visibility conditions.
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