Colorado Man Killed in Bicycle, Car Accident on US 80 in Harrison County, TX
Harrison County, TX — July 21, 2025, a Colorado man was killed as the result of a car versus bicycle accident at 9:26 p.m. along US Highway 80.
Preliminary details about the accident say that it happened a couple miles west of Marshall on US 80.
According to officials, a 65-year-old Colorado man was on a bicycle going along the highway. A Buick Enclave was going eastbound along US 80 when a collision somehow occurred. Due to the collision, the Colorado man was killed.
No other injuries were reported. At this time, additional details at this time are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
There are inherent concerns with crashes involving cyclists, as a lot of people unfortunately will jump to conclusions. A lot of people are biased in favor of cars, and even authorities sometimes are too hasty in their efforts and let important details slip through the cracks. If that happens, it may be up to more thorough independent investigations to pick up the slack and get clear answers. Did that ever happen here?
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