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Hit-and-run on North Loop kills man who was helping another driver

HOUSTON, TX- A man was killed by the vehicle of a person he was trying to assist when another car crashed into it on the North Loop on March 6th, KHOU reports.

The at-fault driver who fled the scene initiated the chain-reaction collisions when the vehicle that person was in crashed into a blue Toyota Corolla near Wallisville Road. The Corolla was then pushed into a vehicle that was stuck on the side of the road. This vehicle was stranded due to a flat tire.

The victim who was killed in the accident had stopped driving his pickup truck to assist the stranded vehicle and driver. The victim was then struck and killed by the vehicle with the flat tire around 7:30p.m.

This accident caused all the southbound lanes to be closed down while authorities responded to the accident.

Because no information is currently known about the at-fault driver in this hit-and-run, anyone who knows any additional details is encouraged to call 713-247-4072.

The Houston personal injury attorneys of Gibson Hill understand how difficult it is to recover from the aftermath of a serious accident. We have helped people face these challenges and guided them through the legal system's complexities to help them receive the best medical treatment and financial compensation. Call (713) 659-4000 for a free consultation with one of our Houston Car Accident Lawyers today.

Note: Serious accidents happen every day in Texas. Our blog serves as a reminder of this devastating fact and we hope that increased awareness of the risks we all face every day helps us take further steps towards prevention. Our posts are sourced from local news outlets and are updated frequently. Should you find details that are out of date or incorrect, please let us know so we may update the post to contain the most current information.