Wood Co., TX (May 2, 2025) – A crash Tuesday morning on Interstate 75 South resulted in injuries and emergency response in Wood County.
The incident occurred at approximately 7:48 a.m. on April 30 near the 1974 block of Interstate 75 South. Emergency officials confirmed that the accident involved injuries, though they have not specified how many individuals were impacted. First responders arrived quickly on scene to assist and transport at least one injured person to a nearby hospital for further treatment. The roadway was affected as authorities worked to manage the aftermath and investigate what led to the accident. No details have been released about how many vehicles were involved or what may have caused the crash. Investigators continue to review the situation to determine the circumstances that led to the collision.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Texas
Car accidents remain a significant concern across Texas. With thousands of collisions reported each year, the Lone Star State consistently ranks among the highest in the country for traffic-related injuries. In 2023, the Texas Department of Transportation documented more than 15,000 serious injury crashes statewide. These incidents highlight the importance of vigilance behind the wheel and improved roadway safety initiatives to help reduce harm on Texas roads.
When an accident occurs, understanding the effects it can have on someone’s life is essential. Below are a few common injuries people often face following a crash:
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Whiplash and Soft Tissue Injuries: Neck strain, whiplash, and muscle tears are some of the most frequent injuries. These can lead to chronic discomfort, reduced range of motion, and ongoing physical therapy. Even when they don’t seem severe at first, these injuries can linger for months without proper care.
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Broken Bones and Fractures: A sudden impact can easily break ribs, arms, legs, or facial bones. Some fractures require surgical repair and extensive recovery time. Victims often find themselves unable to return to work or daily activities right away.
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Head Trauma and Concussions: Traumatic brain injuries can be life-altering. Even a concussion may affect memory, concentration, and balance. Severe cases can result in permanent changes to cognitive or motor function.
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Spinal Cord Damage: In more severe crashes, the spine can be compressed or damaged, leading to nerve damage or, in extreme situations, paralysis. These injuries often require long-term medical care and rehabilitation.
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Emotional and Psychological Effects: It’s not uncommon for victims to experience anxiety, PTSD, or depression after an accident. Recovery may involve both physical and mental health support.
If you or someone you care about has been involved in a crash like this, contacting an attorney quickly is critical. Reach out to a dedicated car accident attorney today. Having someone on your side who understands both legal strategy and insurance processes can help ensure your rights are protected and your recovery is prioritized. Do not delay—help is available, and your time to act may be limited.
At The McGuire Firm, we focus on helping injured Texans find their way forward after a crash. Our team has handled more than 3,000 cases and brings insight from both sides of the courtroom. That means we know how insurance companies operate—and how to push back when they try to pay less than what’s fair. We only get paid if you do, which means your goals are our goals. Our job is to help you move from chaos toward peace, and we’ve done it for countless East Texans just like you. If you’ve been hurt in a car accident, call our car accident attorneys today.
Our consultations are free, and we’re ready to listen. Call The McGuire Firm at (903) 630-7154 to get started. We don’t charge any upfront fees. We don’t get paid unless we win for you. If you’re injured, your focus should be on healing—not paperwork, negotiations, or insurance games. Let us handle that. Our legal team is rooted in East Texas and committed to helping our neighbors recover. Call today and find out how we can help you take the next step toward peace and recovery.
