• March 03, 2023

Reyes Rodriguez Killed, 3 Injured in Truck Accident in Reeves County, TX

Reeves County, TX -- January 20, 2023, Reyes Rodriguez was killed and three were injured following an accident where two trucks collided.

Authorities said that the incident happened at around 8:25 a.m. along US Highway 285 near mile marker 340. They say that 28-year-old Reyes Rodriguez was in a Ford F-250 pulling a trailer along northbound lanes. Possibly while passing, police say, Rodriguez's vehicle crashed with an oncoming truck also hauling trailer.

Due to this collision, Rodriguez sustained fatal injuries. Three people in the oncoming truck were said to have non-incapacitating injuries. At this time, additional details about the crash can't be confirmed.

Reyes Rodriguez Killed, 3 Injured in Truck Accident in Reeves County, TX

After deadly truck wrecks like this, I almost always start by saying there needs to be thorough investigations from experienced accident reconstructionists. People sometimes think I say that to accuse police of being wrong. That's not at all why I do it, so it's important to clear up why this approach is so important.

To put it simply, a deadly wreck is almost always complex. One involving two large vehicles and their trailers crashing head-on is only going to create a more chaotic crash scene. Without enough time and the right tools, investigations can easily miss something important. Whether that's something like the speeds of the vehicles, issues with maintenance, a mechanical defect like a faulty airbag, or even something like poor road conditions, that's information victims and families need.

I've had independent accident reconstructionists look into all kinds of wrecks. Sometimes, they simply confirm what police already know. Other times, they catch something important authorities overlooked. So regardless of what happened here, I don't see any reason to take the situation lightly. There are families out there that deserve answers, and there's just no good reason not to get them those answers as soon as possible.

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