A major crash at Durwood Street and Foy Lane sent one person to the hospital early Monday morning. The wreck happened at 5:25 AM, in light rain conditions.
Authorities responded to find a significant scene. One person sustained injuries serious enough to require transport. The crash disrupted what would normally be a quiet early-morning intersection, though traffic has since cleared.
This intersection carries a notable crash history. According to LTA data, Durwood and Foy has seen 10 incidents in the past 30 days—a pattern that extends further back. Over the past 90 days, the location has logged 37 total crashes, with 27 classified as major. That's a substantial concentration of serious incidents at a single intersection.
When you zoom out further, the numbers are even more striking. TxDOT CRIS public crash records show 212 crashes within about a quarter-mile of this intersection since January 2020, with one fatality in that span. The most common contributing factor recorded by investigating officers at this location is "Failed To Control Speed," cited in 56 crashes per state records.
The intersection does see activity at varied times rather than clustering during a single rush-hour window. The single busiest hour is 6–7 PM, when five crashes have occurred in recent tracking. But crashes here happen throughout the day and at different times of the week—Fridays have been the most active day over a 90-day period, with nine incidents.
Wet conditions were present at the time of Monday's crash. TxDOT reports that wet pavement contributed to over 14,000 crashes statewide in the most recent annual reporting period, making weather a factor worth noting when roads are slick.
The injured person's status and specific vehicle details were not immediately available. The roadway was cleared and returned to normal traffic flow.
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