• May 27, 2022

Two Injured in Car Accident on US 277 in San Angelo, TX

San Angelo, TX -- May 26, 2022, two people were injured as the result of an accident where two vehicles crashed along US Highway 277.

Investigators reported that the crash took place late Thursday near the intersection of US 277 and Grand Canal Road.

Authorities said that a Ford Ranger and a Jeep somehow collided after police say that the Ford pulled from a stop sign onto US 277 as the Jeep was southbound on the highway.

Due to the collision, both drivers reportedly had non-life-threatening injuries. Additional details about the crash are unavailable.

Commentary on Car Accident on US 277 at Grand Canal in San Angelo

San Angelo, TX Car Accident US 277 Grand Canal

Any late night crash is going to raise some red flags, and it's important to understand how a crash like this can become incredibly complex. For example, late night crashes often involve alcohol. That can lead to the revelation that a local business illegally over-served someone who was obviously intoxicated, which can then make the establishment liable under dram shop law for their role in the crash. I'm not saying alcohol was a factor here, but it's important folks have the tools and evidence to pursue whatever possible avenues there are to get the help they deserve.

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