Articles Tagged with top 3 causes of head-on collisions

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4,497 people died in auto accidents on Texas roads in 2021.

Tragic Head-on Accident Kills Marine, Fort-Worth Family in Blanco County

According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 4 people died in a head-on collision in central Texas last month.

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Head-on collisions are often the result of distracted driving.

Young Driver Killed in Head-On Collision on Southeast Side

According to a San Antonio Express-News report, a man is dead after crashing head-on into a pickup truck on the Southeast Side.

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