Deadly Wrong-Way Crash on Texas Highway Leaves Two Dead, Injures Multiple Others.
A wrong-way crash involving three vehicles on Highway 249 in Grimes County, Texas, resulted in the deaths of two people and left several others injured. According to Texas DPS officials, a Ford SUV was traveling westbound when it veered into the eastbound lanes for an unknown reason, striking a Toyota SUV. A second collision occurred when a Honda sedan traveling westbound collided with the Ford.
The drivers of both SUVs were pronounced dead at the scene, while one passenger in the Toyota sustained injuries and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The other passengers in the Toyota reportedly drove themselves away from the scene.
Highway 249 remained closed for several hours following the incident before reopening at 9 a.m. Saturday.
The exact number of people injured is unclear as investigators continue to work on determining why the Ford driver crossed into the opposite direction, and authorities have not yet released additional details about the crash.
A wrong-way crash involving three vehicles on Highway 249 in Grimes County, Texas, resulted in the deaths of two people and left several others injured. According to Texas DPS officials, a Ford SUV was traveling westbound when it veered into the eastbound lanes for an unknown reason, striking a Toyota SUV. A second collision occurred when a Honda sedan traveling westbound collided with the Ford.
The drivers of both SUVs were pronounced dead at the scene, while one passenger in the Toyota sustained injuries and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The other passengers in the Toyota reportedly drove themselves away from the scene.
Highway 249 remained closed for several hours following the incident before reopening at 9 a.m. Saturday.
The exact number of people injured is unclear as investigators continue to work on determining why the Ford driver crossed into the opposite direction, and authorities have not yet released additional details about the crash.