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Exiting your vehicle after an accident isn’t always safe.

Man Killed in Hit-and-Run After Single-Vehicle Crash Along I-35 Access Road

According to a News4SanAntonio report, a man was struck and killed after surviving a single-vehicle crash last week.¹

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