Chambers Co., AL – Fatal Head-On Crash on Co Rd 278

Chambers County, AL (November 29, 2025) – A Randolph County woman died on November 28 after a head-on crash on Chambers County Road 278 near Chambers County Road 251. The wreck happened around 5:25 p.m., according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

Troopers said 35-year-old Jazmin Allende drove a Kia Soul when it collided head-on with a Ford F-250. The impact caused severe damage to both vehicles. Allende, a resident of Wadley, suffered fatal injuries and died at the scene before responders could transport her.

Crews provided medical aid to the Ford driver and then took them to Wellstar West Georgia Medical Center for treatment. Officials did not release the extent of their injuries. Troopers have not shared details about what caused the vehicles to crash.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency continues to investigate the collision and expects to release more information as the case develops.

We send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Jazmin Allende following this tragic accident.

Car Accidents in Alabama

Head-on crashes remain among the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents in Alabama. These wrecks often cause severe or fatal injuries because the force of impact doubles when two vehicles strike each other while moving in opposite directions.

Even at moderate speeds, a head-on crash can cause life-changing harm. These crashes happen on rural roads, county routes, and state highways where lanes are narrow and visibility may be limited.

Many head-on collisions occur when a driver drifts across the center line. Fatigue, distraction, speeding, or impairment can cause these dangerous movements. Some head-on crashes also happen during passing attempts on two-lane roads, especially when drivers misjudge distance or oncoming traffic. Roadway design, limited shoulders, and poor lighting can also increase risks.

When people survive head-on crashes, they often suffer serious injuries. Victims may face broken bones, spinal injuries, internal damage, and traumatic brain injuries. These injuries can lead to long hospital stays, long-term rehabilitation, and lasting physical limitations.

Families who lose loved ones in head-on collisions face emotional and financial hardship. Medical bills, funeral costs, and lost income create heavy burdens during an already painful time.

Alabama law allows injured victims or grieving families to pursue compensation when another driver’s negligence caused a crash. Compensation may cover medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, funeral expenses, and other losses.

Insurance companies often attempt to minimize payouts, but a strong legal team can protect a victim’s rights and build a clear case for recovery. An attorney can review crash reports, gather evidence, consult experts, and negotiate with insurers for a fair settlement.

Legal guidance can make a significant difference after a head-on wreck. Victims should not handle complex claims alone, especially when injuries are severe or when negligence is not clear. Our skilled legal team at Cockrell, Cockrell, Ritchey & Ritchey can explain available options and provide support throughout the process.

If you or a loved one suffered harm in a head-on crash in Alabama, you can seek help today. Contact Cockrell, Cockrell, Ritchey & Ritchey at 205-349-2009 to discuss your legal options with our proficient and experienced wrongful death lawyer today.

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