Fort Worth, TX — May 2, 2025, One person was killed after a car accident that occurred on Friday at the intersection of Harry Wurzbach Rd. and Loop 410.

An investigation is underway following a car accident that left one person dead during on Friday May 2nd. According to official reports, a Dodge Ram was traveling at a high speed on Harry Wurzbach Road near Dalewood Place when it collided with a Toyota Tacoma that turned in front of it resulting in severe damage.

When first responders arrived on the scene, they found that the 50-year-old driver of the Toyota sustained fatal injuries and he was pronounced deceased, while the Dodge driver sustained injuries and they were transported to the hospital for treatment. At this time there has been no further information released from the accident, including the identity of the deceased, however this remains an ongoing investigation and more details may be released by authorities in the future.

Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman

When a high-speed collision occurs between a vehicle traveling straight and another attempting a turn, the result is often severe—especially when the impact involves two pickup trucks. In the May 2nd crash on Harry Wurzbach Road, where a Dodge Ram reportedly collided with a turning Toyota Tacoma, one person was killed and another injured. To determine how and why this crash occurred—and whether either vehicle could have avoided the collision—investigators must begin by asking three key questions.

First, was the scene thoroughly analyzed to determine each vehicle’s position and movement prior to the crash? Intersections and turnouts are frequent sites of serious collisions, particularly when speed is a factor. Investigators should evaluate sightlines, signage, the presence of a turn lane or traffic control device, and whether the Toyota was completing a protected or unprotected turn. Skid marks, vehicle rest positions, and the extent of damage on both vehicles can provide vital clues about the speed and trajectory of each vehicle.

Second, has mechanical or systems failure in either vehicle been considered? For the Dodge Ram, which was reportedly traveling at a high rate of speed, a review of the brake system, tires, and steering components is essential. Investigators must determine whether the driver attempted to brake or steer to avoid the crash, and whether the vehicle responded appropriately. The Toyota’s systems should also be evaluated to rule out issues that could have interfered with safe turning, such as delayed throttle response or steering irregularities.

Third, has electronic data from both vehicles been retrieved and analyzed? Modern vehicles like the Dodge Ram and Toyota Tacoma are equipped with electronic control modules (ECMs) that record crash-related data including speed, braking force, throttle input, and steering activity. This information can confirm whether the Ram was traveling significantly over the speed limit, whether the driver attempted evasive action, and whether the Toyota entered the intersection safely. If available, dash cams or surveillance footage may further clarify how long the Toyota had been turning and whether the impact was avoidable.

In serious crashes involving speed, visibility, and turning maneuvers, it’s critical not to jump to conclusions. These three questions—focused on physical evidence at the scene, mechanical performance, and electronic data—are essential to building an accurate, fact-based account of what occurred. For those affected and for public safety at large, only a full investigation can provide the clarity needed to understand and learn from such a fatal event.