Terrell, Texas — One person was hurt in a crash between an 18-wheeler and another vehicle on Thursday, July 30, 2015.
According to a news report, a driver headed west on Interstate 20 slammed into the back of an 18-wheeler just before midnight. The accident happened between Wilson Road and Highway 34.
The impact with the truck caused the person’s vehicle to roll several times.
The driver was taken to a Dallas hospital with injuries. It was reported that the driver injured a hand. There was no mention of the other driver’s condition or whether that person suffered any injuries in the crash.
It’s unclear what may have caused the accident.
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