• December 19, 2022

Driver Killed in Pedestrian Accident on I-35 near Division in San Antonio, TX

San Antonio, TX -- December 15, 2022, a driver was killed due to an accident where a vehicle struck them on I-35 following a prior crash.

Investigators said that the incident took place at around 5:00 a.m. in the area of I-35 and Division Avenue.

Driver Killed in Pedestrian Accident on I-35 near Division in San Antonio, TX

Details suggest that a vehicle was northbound on the interstate when a collision with an 18-wheeler somehow occurred. The driver's then exited their vehicles to exchange information. As they were doing so, authorities say that a pickup somehow hit the driver of the passenger vehicle.

Due to the collision, that person succumbed to fatal injuries. Their identity cannot be confirmed at this time. No further information is currently available.

Commentary on Pedestrian Accident on I-35 near Division in San Antonio

This is obviously an unusual and tragic series of events, and it's important steps are taken to be as thorough as possible. There is no doubt a family out there that deserves answers. What was lighting like? How fast was the pickup going? Where exactly did the victim and the truck driver stop along the highway? What caused the initial crash? Is this a stretch of road locals have expressed concerns about in the past? Even if something seems unlikely, it's important victims and families at least know they're getting the full story.

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