Pedestrian Killed in Car Accident on Lexington Drive in Montgomery County, TX
Montgomery County, TX — December 16, 2025, one person was killed due to a car versus pedestrian accident at around 4:35 a.m. along Lexington Drive.
Initial details about the accident happened south of the Lexington Drive and TX-242 intersection, in The Woodlands.
According to officials, a 44-year-old woman was on foot on Lexington at the time. While on foot, a northbound Lexus struck the pedestrian. The pedestrian was killed as a result of the accident.
The driver reportedly remained at the scene. No further information is available at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
One of my concerns with any pedestrian accident is if it's getting the attention it needs. Unfortunately, not a lot of people wait for the facts in these situations. Many just assume that either the pedestrian was in a crosswalk, or they were in the wrong. Simply put, the law is more nuanced than that. It's important to know how avoidable the accident it was and what factors ultimately led to it. That takes a proper investigation, and if steps haven't been taken to gather as much clear evidence as possible, then the investigations should be considered final.
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