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A woman holding her cell phone and screaming as she is about to cause an accident.

What causes drivers to lose control of their vehicles in San Antonio?

Driver Crashes Through Apartment Complex Window on the East Side

According to a KSAT News report, a driver lost control of their vehicle and crashed into an apartment complex on the East Side Sunday night.

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Broken windscreen at black car.

Cars don’t crash into buildings very often, but they have catastrophic consequences when they do.

Man Hospitalized, Driver Arrested After Crashing into Northwest-Side Apartment

According to a KSAT News report, a man was injured after a drunk driver crashed into his apartment building on the Northwest Side of San Antonio.

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