Tyler, TX (June 14, 2025) – A major collision at the intersection of Earl Campbell Parkway and South Southwest Loop 323 left several people injured Friday afternoon.
The crash occurred around 4:32 p.m. on June 13 in the southern part of Tyler. Authorities with the Tyler Police Department responded to the scene following reports of a serious vehicle accident involving multiple parties. Several victims sustained injuries in the wreck and were transported to local hospitals for medical treatment. At least one person was said to be in serious condition, though exact details have not yet been released.
Traffic in the area was heavily delayed as emergency personnel worked to assess the injured, manage vehicle removal, and clear the intersection. Police remain on the case, investigating the series of events that led to the crash and determining if any citations or charges are appropriate.
We hope everyone injured in this accident makes a full recovery.
Car Accidents in Texas
Texas roadways experience some of the highest accident rates in the country. In 2023 alone, there were more than 15,000 serious injury crashes across the state. These incidents affect not just those involved, but also their families, jobs, and everyday life. Understanding the contributing factors and taking steps to seek care and support afterward is essential to moving forward after a wreck.
One issue commonly involved in accidents is driver distraction. Here’s a closer look at what that can mean:
- Texting or Using a Phone While Driving: Mobile phone use behind the wheel has become a growing concern, with texting topping the list of distractions. Even a glance away from the road for five seconds can result in a life-altering crash. Drivers must stay alert, especially in busy intersections like Loop 323.
- Adjusting Vehicle Controls or GPS: Tuning the radio, adjusting mirrors, or programming navigation systems can pull attention away from traffic. These quick adjustments might seem minor, but they raise the risk of missing key signals or vehicles.
- Eating or Drinking While Driving: It might be common on long commutes, but eating or drinking while driving leads to divided attention. Spills or dropped food items can also cause drivers to panic or lose control briefly.
- Talking to Passengers or Children: Emotional or engaging conversations can lead to reduced reaction time. Young children needing assistance may lead drivers to turn around or reach for something, reducing control over the vehicle.
- Daydreaming or Lack of Focus: Long drives or stressful days can cause mental drifting. When drivers go on “autopilot,” they may fail to respond quickly to changing traffic patterns.
If you were injured in a crash like the one on Earl Campbell Parkway, don’t delay. Contact a trusted Tyler car accident attorney to help protect your rights. Our team at The McGuire Firm understands how overwhelming the aftermath of a wreck can feel. From dealing with insurance adjusters to sorting out medical bills, it’s important to have legal support you can rely on. Speak to a skilled Tyler car accident attorney today to understand your options and build your case. Acting quickly can make all the difference.
At The McGuire Firm, we are proud to stand up for injury victims across East Texas. With over 3,000 cases behind us, we know how to fight for what’s fair. We’ve been on both sides of the courtroom and know the strategies insurance companies use. When you work with us, we don’t get paid unless you do. Our clients come to us in pain, and we help guide them toward healing. If you need answers, support, or legal guidance, we’re here to help. Call (903) 630-7154 now for a free consultation. Let’s talk about how we can help you move forward.
