Man Killed, Children Injured in Wrong-Way Accident on Everhart Road in Corpus Christi, TX
Corpus Christi, TX — February 12, 2025, a man was killed and several children were hurt following a wrong-way driver accident along Everhart Road.
According to initial statements about the accident, it happened in the area of the Everhart Road and Cedar Pass Drive intersection.
Investigators said that a green SUV somehow got on the wrong side of the road, which resulted in a collision with a blue SUV and a maroon SUV. Due to this multi-vehicle collision, the driver of the green SUV sustained fatal injuries. Reports say seven children involved in the accident had non-life-threatening injuries.
Right now, additional details about the accident are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
A vehicle on the wrong side of the road is naturally going to raise all kinds of red flags. But the most important thing after any crash is to consider all possible factors and to let the evidence speak for itself. Even crashes like this can involve unique or unusual circumstances. Whether it's a vehicle defect, a medical emergency, issues with signage or lighting, or some other unpredictable factor, it's important to at least rule it out. That way, victims and families can be certain they're going forward with the full story. Are authorities making sure these possibilities get the attention they deserve?
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