Bicyclist Injured in Car Accident on Griggs Road in Houston, TX
Houston, TX — December 24, 2025, a bicyclist was injured as the result of a car accident at around 9:35 p.m. along Griggs Road.
According to preliminary statements, the accident took place just off Martin Luther King Boulevard.
It appears that a 48-year-old man was on a bicycle going southeast along Griggs Road. A Lexus was going the same direction when it reportedly crashed into the cyclist. Due to this, the cyclist was seriously injured.
No other injuries were reported. At this time, additional details are unconfirmed.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I've found over the years that a lot of people are quick to blame pedestrians, cyclists, and people otherwise not in a standard car. After any serious accident, though, the facts need to speak for themselves. Jumping to conclusions won't do any good. So if authorities got witness statements here, looked for video cameras, mapped debris and road markings, pulled cell phone records, and otherwise let the evidence do the talking, that would be good to hear.
However, that's not the sort of effort I'd ever take for granted. It's important victims and families always follow up with authorities to gauge how the investigations are being handled. If there seem to be shortcomings, they can seek out independent investigators to pick up the slack.
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