Driver Injured in Car Accident on I-35 at Weidner in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio, TX — May 9, 2025, a driver sustained injuries following a car accident that happened around 11:40 p.m. along Interstate 35.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened along southbound lanes of I-35 near North Weidner Road.
Investigators said that a Jeep was going along the interstate when the vehicle somehow lost control. It crashed into the guardrail, then ultimately hit the back of an 18-wheeler which was reportedly on the shoulder.
Due to the accident, the Jeep driver was left in critical condition. No other injuries have been reported. Investigations are ongoing.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
There isn't a lot of information about what happened here, so one can only hope investigators are being rigorous. Sometimes, though, it's important to follow up with the authorities to ensure that's happening. A few key questions can help in this regard:
- Did investigators have the proper time and equipment to fully document the scene?
Crashes on busy highways often require quick cleanup, but that urgency can come at the cost of missing crucial evidence like tire marks, debris patterns, and vehicle positions. A rushed scene investigation can lead to incomplete or inaccurate conclusions. - Was the vehicle examined for any mechanical issues or safety system failures?
Loss of control can sometimes be traced back to problems with brakes, steering, or suspension. And when injuries are severe, it's also worth asking whether seatbelts or airbags worked as intended. These kinds of issues often go unaddressed unless someone insists on a thorough inspection. - Was electronic data from the vehicle and surrounding area collected?
Many vehicles today record speed, braking, and steering input just before a crash. Combined with GPS data, phone records, or possible surveillance footage, this information can offer valuable insight—if it’s retrieved promptly.
These questions can help determine whether investigators are truly digging into the facts or simply trying to close the case quickly. If it's the latter, victims and families can use that opportunity to seek out a second opinion.
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