UPDATE: Motorcycle and car collision in Granby results in 2 people injured

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Colorado State Patrol and the Granby Police Department were directing traffic around an accident that took place around noon Thursday, July 25.
Emily Gutierrez/Sky-Hi News

Update, July 26: Grand County EMS responded to the scene on Thursday, July 25, with two ambulances and deployed a tourniquet to one of the victims. Both of the injured parties were riding on the motorcycle and were treated for serious injuries. The driver of the car required no immediate medical attention.

The victims were transported to Middle Park Health in Granby for initial stabilization, and one patient was airlifted via a Flight for Life helicopter to the Level 1 Trauma Center at St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood. The second patient was also transported to St. Anthony Hospital by Grand County EMS.

Sky-Hi News will continue to release updates as they become available.




A car and motorcycle accident took place on U.S. Highway 40 in Granby near the Maverik gas station on Thursday, July 25, around noon.

According to the Granby Police Department, two people were injured and transported for treatment. However, their conditions at this time are unknown.



The collision between a car and a motorcycle on Thursday, July 25, resulted in two people being injured and transported for their injuries.
Emily Gutierrez/Sky-Hi News
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