I-215 connects San Bernardino and Riverside counties, running through Colton, Rialto, San Bernardino, Perris, and Murrieta. The section through Colton where I-215 meets I-10 and I-10's spur is a complex interchange with extremely high crash rates. The I-215 corridor also handles significant freight traffic from distribution centers in the valley.
Is the I-215/I-10 interchange in Colton dangerous?
Yes — it is consistently one of the highest-crash interchange areas in San Bernardino County. Multiple freeway merges create dangerous speed differentials.
What if my accident happened near Perris or Murrieta on I-215?
Riverside County CHP handles those sections. Gonzales Law serves clients throughout the I-215 corridor.
Can I get punitive damages if the driver was texting?
Possibly. Distracted driving (texting) while operating a vehicle is gross negligence. Punitive damages are awarded in California when conduct is oppressive, fraudulent, or malicious.
Does weather affect liability on I-215?
Somewhat — but drivers are always responsible for adjusting speed and following distance for conditions. Rain or fog doesn't excuse rear-end negligence.
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