One Seriously Injured in Jeep-Truck Collision on Highway 29 Near Imola Avenue – September 18, 2025
Accident Overview:
On Thursday morning, September 18, 2025, a man from Solano County sustained major injuries in a crash involving a Jeep and a truck on southbound Highway 29 in Napa County. The incident took place near the Imola Avenue (Highway 121) interchange, in an active construction zone, at approximately 4:30 a.m. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) Napa Bureau responded to the scene and confirmed that the crash occurred under early morning low-visibility conditions. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.
| Quick Facts | Details |
|---|---|
| Accident Type | Jeep vs. Truck Collision |
| Location | Highway 29 SB near Imola Avenue, Napa County, CA |
| Date | September 18, 2025 |
| Parties Involved | Jeep driver, truck driver |
| Injuries | One person seriously injured |
| Fatalities | None reported |
| Law Enforcement | CHP Napa Bureau |
| Legal Note | Victims may be entitled to compensation under California law |
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🚨 What Happened
A Jeep and a truck collided on Highway 29 just north of the Imola Avenue exit. The crash occurred around 4:30 a.m. in a construction zone. One person sustained serious injuries. CHP Napa responded promptly to the scene.
🧑⚕️ Medical Response
- At least one victim was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. Emergency services arrived within minutes of the crash.
🚔 Investigation Underway
The CHP Napa Bureau is leading the investigation. CHP Napa Office
📊 Statistics
🚧 Construction zones are especially dangerous for drivers. According to Caltrans, nearly 7,000 work zone crashes occurred in California last year.🚑 Napa County sees over 600 injury-causing crashes annually, many along Highways 29 and 121 where congestion and speed often contribute to collisions.
🌄 Early morning collisions are more likely to involve serious injuries due to reduced visibility and lower driver alertness.
🚛 Truck-involved crashes in California led to over 11,000 injuries in 2023, with construction areas being among the highest-risk zones.
Sources: Caltrans, CHP SWITRS, Napa County Crash Data Reports
⚖️ Legal Options
🚨 Construction Zone Accidents
Drivers injured in construction zones may be able to pursue claims not just against other drivers, but also against third parties like contractors or city entities if safety protocols were violated.
🛻 Truck vs Passenger Vehicle Collisions
Due to the weight disparity, trucks often cause severe injuries in collisions. Victims may be entitled to larger compensation under commercial policy limits.
📝 Single-Victim Cases
If only one party is injured and liability is clear, victims may receive streamlined compensation, though working with an attorney is still crucial to avoid lowball settlement offers.
💼 Past Case Results
⚖️ $1.95 million settlement for a Napa County man hit by a work truck in a highway construction zone, resulting in spinal surgery.⚖️ $3.2 million verdict awarded to a victim of a Jeep vs. commercial truck crash in a rural California highway construction area.
⚖️ $2.5 million settlement for a family injured when a pickup truck entered a marked construction zone at excessive speed and caused a collision.
👨⚖️ Fighting For You
At the Scranton Law Firm, we know how devastating construction zone accidents can be—especially when trucks are involved. We fight aggressively to hold negligent drivers, contractors, and insurers accountable, so our clients can focus on healing. If you’ve been seriously injured, we’re ready to help you get the justice and compensation you deserve.
❓Frequently Asked Questions
Who is responsible in a construction zone accident?
Liability may involve drivers, contractors, or even city/state agencies depending on signage, road conditions, and traffic management.
Can I file a claim if I was the only person injured?
Yes. Even if you were the only injured party, you can file a claim against the at-fault driver or entity responsible for the unsafe conditions.
How soon should I talk to a lawyer?
As soon as possible. Early legal advice can protect your rights and improve your chances of a successful outcome.
Are construction zone accidents treated differently?
Yes. They may involve complex liability issues and require specialized legal knowledge to prove negligence or unsafe working conditions.
