California State Route 20 Accident Attorneys

Highway 20 is a 211-mile west-east route in northern-central California. It begins at Highway 1 in Fort Bragg (Mendocino County), less than one mile from the Pacific Ocean, and ends at Interstate 80 near Emigrant Gap (Placer County). Portions of Highway 20 are notoriously dangerous and this route has been the scene of many serious injury and fatality accidents. The California personal injury attorneys at Estey & Bomberger represent victims of highway accidents, including automobile accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents and bicycle accidents, and collisions and crashes on Highway 20.

About Highway 20 in California

California state highway 20 begins near the Pacific Ocean and heads east through the Mendocino Range and crosses Dunlap Pass. It increases in elevation along the North Fork Big River and descends into the Little Lake Valley and Willits. In Willits, it overlaps with Highway 101 until it reaches Redwood Valley. Highway 20 passes the shore of Lake Mendocino  and descends along the Blue Lakes and Scotts Creek to Highway 29. Highway 20 intersects Highway 53 and follows the North Fork Cache Creak to the Lake County-Colusa County Line. In Williams, Highway 20 crosses Interstate 5, overlaps Highway 45 and then continues east to Yuba City. West of Yuba City, Highway 20 crosses Highway 99 and continues east to cross the Feather River on the 10th Street Bridge.  In Marysville (Yuba County), Highway 20 makes several turns and leaves Marysville to the northeast along the Yuba River, where it enters the Sierra Nevada. In Grass Valley (Nevada County), Highway 20 joins Highway 49 on the Golden Center Freeway until Nevada City, where Highway 49 heads northeast and Highway 20 continues east. Highway 20 ends at Interstate 80 just north of Emigrant Gap at Yuba Pass.

Highway 20 Counties, Cities and Communities

Hwy 20 passes through the following counties and locations (from west to east):

• Mendocino County (44 miles): Provides access to Fort Bragg, Willits, Calpella. Junctions with State Route 1, US Route 101.

• Lake County (46 miles): Provides access to Upper Lake. Junctions with State Route 29, State route 53.

• Colusa County (39 miles): Provides access to Wilbur Springs, Williams, Colusa. Junctions with State Route 16, State Route 20 Business, Interstate 5, State Route 45.

• Sutter County (17 miles): Provides access to Yuba City. Junction with State Route 99.

• Yuba County (21 miles): Provides access to Marysville, Smartsville. Junctions with State Route 70, County RouteE21 (Marysville Road).

• Nevada County (45 miles): Provides access to Grass Valley, Nevada City. Junctions with State Route 49, Interstate 80.

Estey & Bomberger, LLP – Highway 20 Accident Lawyers

If you have been injured or if a member of your family was killed in an accident on Highway 20, contact Estey & Bomberger for a free consultation of your legal rights. The attorneys at our AV-rated law firm have more than 70 years of collective experience representing those injured in serious accidents. For more information or an immediate consultation over the phone, contact us at (800)925-0723. We are available 24 hours a day to discuss your potential case and answer your questions. If we represent you in your claim, we will not charge a fee unless we win money for you.

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