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Faulty evasive action causes tens of thousands of accidents per year.

18-Wheeler Crash on New Laredo Highway Leaves 22-Year-Old Man in Critical Condition

According to a report from News4SanAntonio, a major crash left a man in critical condition last Friday afternoon.¹

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