Jeremy Love killed in head-on crash on Interstate 40 in Greensboro

Wrong-way Honda entered highway from Sandy Ridge Road ramp and struck two vehicles

March 18, 2026 | Greensboro, NC

A tragic wrong-way crash on Interstate 40 claimed the life of one driver and injured two others after a Honda CR-V entered the highway in the wrong direction.

What Happened in the Crash?

Jeremy Love, 36, died after his vehicle struck two vehicles head-on on Interstate 40 near Sandy Ridge Road in Greensboro.

The incident occurred shortly after noon when the Honda CR-V, driven at high speed, came off the Sandy Ridge Road ramp and collided head-on with two oncoming vehicles. The collision caused two of the vehicles to burst into flames.

• Driver Involved: Jeremy Love, 36, of Kernersville, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
• Location: Interstate 40 in Greensboro, near the Sandy Ridge Road exit.
• Time: Around midday on March 18.
• Vehicles Affected: Honda CR-V versus two unidentified oncoming vehicles.
• Injuries: The two other drivers suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were hospitalized.
• Agency: Greensboro Police Department is leading the investigation.

Authorities have not determined why the Honda entered the highway against traffic, but the investigation continues to examine all factors.

Why Do Wrong-Way Crashes Occur?

Wrong-way driving remains a severe road hazard, often resulting in high-speed head-on collisions with little time for drivers to react. These incidents frequently stem from impairment, disorientation, or signage issues, accounting for a small but deadly portion of crashes.

According to the Federal Highway Administration, wrong-way crashes represent about 0.3% of all highway incidents but cause disproportionate fatalities due to their nature.

Data highlights the need for thorough investigations to identify causes and prevent future tragedies.

Legal Insights

National legal analysts emphasize the importance of detailed investigations in wrong-way collisions to support affected parties.

“Road conditions, visibility, and lighting are all possible contributing factors that must be thoroughly examined,” said Candice Bond, managing partner with Bond Legal. “In cases such as this, an accident reconstruction team is often needed to piece together what happened. These resources help clients pursue compensation for damages or loss after a crash.”

• Investigations should assess environmental and driver-related elements.
• Reconstruction specialists provide critical evidence for claims.
• Compensation may cover medical costs, lost wages, and emotional distress.

“Injured victims in collisions like this often pursue personal injury claims to address medical bills, future care, income loss, trauma, and suffering,” noted Stefano Formica, of counsel at Bond Legal. “Insurance firms may undervalue claims, but legal support ensures fair recovery for victims' hardships.”

• Claims focus on comprehensive recovery without victim-blaming.
• Attorneys advocate against insurance delays or denials.
• Early action preserves evidence for stronger cases.

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