• December 09, 2022

Julee Hill Killed in Pedestrian Accident in Baytown, TX

Baytown, TX -- December 6, 2022, Julee Hill was killed as the result of an accident where a vehicle struck her in the roadway.

Preliminary investigations said that the incident happened just before 10:00 p.m. in the 7400 block of Garth Road, just off the East Freeway.

Officials said that Julee Hill was walking with her husband, and they were crossing Garth. While doing so, a vehicle struck Hill, resulting in fatal injuries. It appears her husband was not hurt.

Authorities did not report factors surrounding the incident, and additional details are unavailable at this time.

Commentary on Julee Hill Pedestrian Accident in Baytown

Julee Hill Killed in Pedestrian Accident in Baytown, TX

When it comes to pedestrian incidents, folks tend to think it all comes down to right of way. As important as that is, the law is more nuanced than that. If, for example, authorities found that the pedestrians were clearly visible and reasonably avoidable, a driver failing to avoid them may have been doing something that prevented them from reacting appropriately. Is it possible that happened here? I'd say a woman losing her life is at least worth investigating.

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