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Ontario is a logistics city. An international airport with a major air cargo operation, three freeways, and warehousing in every direction. The injuries reflect that almost entirely.

Ontario at a glance

CourtSan Bernardino Superior Court, Rancho Cucamonga District
8303 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Who writes the reportOntario Police Department; CHP Rancho Cucamonga Area on the 10, 15 and 60
Where you are takenSan Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland; Arrowhead Regional Medical Center for trauma
Corridors we see mostThe 10 and 15 interchange · The 60 freeway · Holt Boulevard · Archibald Avenue · Milliken Avenue through the warehouse district

Freight on every road

Milliken, Archibald, Haven and the surrounding grid were built to move containers between the freeways and the distribution centers. Heavy goods vehicles are not an occasional presence on these roads; they are the baseline traffic, at all hours.

Air cargo adds a round-the-clock element. Night-time freight movement around the airport means tired drivers on dark industrial roads with limited pedestrian infrastructure, which is a recognizable and recurring set of facts.

The consequence for claims is that identifying every responsible entity takes real work. A single container movement can involve an owner-operator, a motor carrier, a chassis provider, a freight broker and a shipper, each with separate insurance and separate records.

Where the case is heard

Civil cases from Ontario are heard in the San Bernardino Superior Court's Rancho Cucamonga District, 8303 Haven Avenue — not downtown San Bernardino. Filing in the wrong district wastes time.

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Questions people ask

Where do Ontario civil cases go?

The Rancho Cucamonga District courthouse at 8303 Haven Avenue, rather than the San Bernardino Justice Center downtown.

A big rig hit me near the warehouses. Who is responsible?

Potentially several entities at once: the driver, the motor carrier, an owner-operator's own company, a chassis provider, a freight broker and the shipper. Each has separate insurance and separate records, and sorting out who is who early is frequently where the recovery is found.

Reviewed October 2026 by Simon Aziz Budhwani, Esq., the attorney responsible for this site. Legal statements here name the California code section they rely on, so you can check them rather than trust them. This is information about the law in general, not advice about your situation.

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