• March 08, 2017

1 Killed in Houston, TX, Single-Vehicle Accident on Hardy Toll

Houston, TX -- March 8, 2017, a driver was killed as the result of an accident in which their vehicle swerved off the Hardy Toll Road and crashed.

Authorities from the Houston Police Department responded to the fatal crash at around 1:30 a.m. near the intersection of the Hardy Toll Road and East Crosstimbers Street.

Preliminary police reports indicated that man, whose identity was not released, was driving a Toyota southbound along the Hardy Toll access road. As he did so, the vehicle somehow lost control on a curve and veered off the side of the roadway. The vehicle eventually crashed into a barricade and came to a stop.

The driver suffered fatal injuries in the crash and died at the scene. No additional injuries were reported.

Authorities have not yet confirmed what factors were involved in the crash. They say that the accident is still under investigation.

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