Cullman Co., AL – Fatal Crash Injures Five on I-65 Near Good Hope

Cullman County, AL (December 15, 2025) – A deadly two-vehicle crash on December 12 claimed one life and injured five others in Cullman County. The collision happened around 2:10 p.m. on I-65 near the town of Good Hope, according to Alabama State Troopers.

Troopers confirmed that 33-year-old Gregory Booker of Cullman died in the crash. Booker rode as a passenger in an Infiniti G35 at the time of the collision. A truck struck the Infiniti, causing severe damage and serious injuries to several occupants.

The driver of the Infiniti and another passenger both suffered injuries. Officials have not released updates on their current conditions.

The truck driver also suffered injuries in the collision. Two juvenile passengers riding in the truck were hurt as well. Ambulances transported for medical care. Authorities did not release the severity of their injuries.

First responders arrived quickly and secured the scene. Troopers documented vehicle damage, roadway evidence, and debris patterns along the interstate. Investigators also reviewed the final positions of both vehicles and began interviewing witnesses who saw the crash occur.

Officials have not shared details about what caused the truck to strike the Infiniti. Troopers did not say whether speed, distraction, or impairment played a role. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding this fatal crash.

We extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Gregory Booker and we also wish a full and steady recovery to everyone injured in this tragic collision.

Car Accidents in Cullman County

Interstate 65 serves as a major travel route through Cullman County. The highway carries heavy commercial traffic, long-distance travelers, and daily commuters. Because of these factors, crashes on I-65 often involve high speeds and severe impact forces. When collisions occur, injuries frequently become serious or fatal.

Two-vehicle crashes on interstates often leave little room for error. Vehicles travel at highway speeds with limited reaction time. A single mistake can quickly lead to devastating results. The presence of large trucks adds additional danger due to their size and weight. When passenger vehicles collide with trucks, occupants often suffer the worst injuries.

Victims who survive interstate crashes may suffer broken bones, head injuries, spinal trauma, and internal organ damage. These injuries often require emergency surgery, hospital stays, and long-term rehabilitation. Recovery may take months or longer, and some victims never fully regain their previous health.

Families affected by fatal crashes face emotional loss along with sudden financial pressure. Funeral expenses, medical bills, and lost income can overwhelm households. When negligence contributes to a crash, Alabama law allows victims and families to pursue compensation through personal injury or wrongful death claims.

Compensation may cover medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future care needs. However, insurance companies often challenge liability or minimize injuries. They may attempt to shift blame or reduce payouts. This process can feel stressful and confusing for families already dealing with trauma.

An experienced car accident attorney can provide essential guidance. Lawyers review police reports, analyze crash evidence, and consult accident reconstruction experts when needed. They also communicate with insurance companies and protect clients from unfair settlement tactics.

If you lost a loved one or suffered injuries in a crash on I-65 or anywhere in Cullman County, help is available. Contact Cockrell, Cockrell, Ritchey & Ritchey at 205-349-2009 to speak with our compassive wrongful death lawyer about your options for compensation and justice.

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