Chance Stone Killed, 4 Injured in Car Accident in Kerr County, TX
Kerr County, TX — January 10, 2025, Chance Stone was killed and four were injured following a car accident at around 1:01 a.m. along Interstate 10.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened north of Kerrville near Goat Creek Road.
Investigators said that 28-year-old Chance Stone was in a westbound vehicle, reportedly on eastbound lanes. While doing so, a collision occurred with a Ford F-250. As a result, Chance Stone was killed. Four people in the Ford reportedly had minor injuries.
Right now, exact circumstances leading up to the crash remain unconfirmed.
Commentary
A lot of red flags naturally come up when it comes to reports of someone on the wrong side of the road. While those red flags are important to look into, there could always be something unusual that led to the accident.
A while back here in Dallas, for example,, there was a toll road seeing an unusually high number of wrong-way driving incidents. Researchers eventually figured out that the "Do Not Enter" signs along the roadway were installed too high up. Crews lowered the signs, and sure enough, the amount of wrong way incidents significantly went down.
I'm not saying that happened here, and the common reasons people get on the wrong side of the road should absolutely be investigated, as well. My point is that jumping to conclusions won't do any good for those actually affected by the accident. They deserve to know they're getting all the answers they deserve.
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