Hubbard, TX — An accident was reported yesterday at the intersection of State Highway 31 and County Road 3350. The accident took place around seven in the evening.
According to officials, at least two people were killed in the accident. The names of the victims have not yet been released.
According to reports, emergency workers on the scene included the Hubbard Fire Department and local police. Witnesses reported multiple ambulances on the scene, as well as a CareFlight chopper.
Authorities have yet to release details on the circumstances surrounding the accident. The collision remains under investigation.
Scene of the Accident
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A tragedy that was waiting to happen. My daughter and I were broadsided in that spot a few years ago. We are lucky we both survived. People come flying over the hill (east to west) there, cross over into the left lane and proceed to pass any cars that are in their way. We were turning left there, one truck stopped behind us while we made the turn, but the van that hit us could not wait and decided to pass. There is now a double line there that is supposed to tell people it is a no passing zone. Many times since then we have had cars, trucks and even 18 wheelers want to pass there as we were making a left turn. We never turn anymore without checking if somebody is ignoring the double yellow line and passing anyway.