18-wheeler accidents are a common sight while on Texas Interstate Highways.
According to two KSAT News reports, two separate 18-wheeler accidents shut down traffic along I-10 in the span of a week in San Antonio and Kerrville.
Accidents with 18-wheelers often end in a tragic death.
According to a KSAT News report, one person died in an 18-wheeler accident in Atascosa County this morning.
When 18-wheelers roll over, the consequences can be catastrophic.
According to a News4SA report, an 18-wheeler collision led to one of the trucks rolling over and shutting down Highway 211 today.
Among the cargo being hauled through San Antonio is hazardous materials.
According to a KSAT News report, an accident involving a big rig shut traffic down for hours on I-35 this morning.
Reckless 18-wheeler operators seriously injure drivers, motorcyclists, and pedestrians in San Antonio.
According to a KSAT News report, a woman was trapped in her vehicle after an early-morning 18-wheeler accident on the Far West Side.
Speeding and distracted driving contribute to a majority of fatal accidents in San Antonio.
According to a KSAT News report, the TxDOT has issued a warning to drivers after fatal accidents increased around 5 main energy sectors.
Auto accidents can traumatize children.
According to a KSAT News report, 6 middle-school students and one bus driver were hospitalized when an 18-wheeler ran a red light and collided with the bus.
18-wheelers can be very difficult to maneuver in big cities like San Antonio.
According to a KENS5 News report, a woman was injured after being hit by a car trying to navigate around an 18-wheeler this morning.
Tractor-trailers make much wider turns than passenger vehicles.
According to a KSAT News report, a driver of an SUV was injured after hitting an 18-wheeler attempting to make a U-turn on the West Side.
18-wheeler accidents commonly result in passenger vehicle fatalities, especially at highway speeds.
According to a San Antonio Express-News report¹, a horrific accident in San Marcos killed two people on Friday, September 1, 2023.
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