• September 08, 2023

One Killed in Single-Vehicle Accident on I-45 Access Rd in Conroe, TX

Conroe, TX — September 2, 2023, one person was killed in a single-vehicle accident on the I-45 access road near F.M. 1488 in Conroe.

Authorities report the victim was traveling south on the I-4 feeder road when his motorcycle somehow made a quick change in direction and overturned. The victim was ejected from the motorcycle and was reportedly pronounced deceased at the accident site.

Reports indicate authorities have not determined the cause of the crash.

One Killed in Single-Vehicle Accident on I-45 Access Rd in Conroe, TX

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