Speeding Mustang Collides With Sedan in San Antonio Leaving Two Dead and Two Fighting for Their Lives
A devastating crash in San Antonio left two people dead and two others critically injured after a high-speed collision involving a Ford Mustang and a Ford Fusion late Monday afternoon.
The Collision Near a Busy Intersection
The accident happened around 4:40 p.m. near the intersection of Fischer Road and Interstate 35 Westbound. Emergency responders rushed to the scene following reports of a major vehicle crash that brought traffic in the area to a standstill.
Investigators said a Ford Mustang was traveling at a dangerously high speed on Fischer Road when it struck a Ford Fusion that was crossing westbound through the intersection. The impact of the collision was so severe that both vehicles sustained catastrophic damage.
Two Lives Lost at the Scene
Authorities confirmed that both drivers lost their lives in the crash. The driver of the Mustang, a man who has not yet been publicly identified, and the driver of the Fusion, a woman whose name has also not been released, were both pronounced dead at the scene by first responders.
Passengers Rushed to Hospital
Each vehicle carried one passenger. Both survivors suffered critical injuries in the violent collision and were quickly transported to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. Medical staff described their condition as life-threatening.
Ongoing Investigation
Police closed off the area for several hours as investigators reconstructed the crash scene and crews worked to clear the wreckage. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the crash, including the speed of the Mustang and other contributing factors.
Drivers in the area were advised to avoid the intersection while the scene remained active and emergency teams carried out their work.
A Stark Reminder of Speeding Dangers
The fatal crash highlights the deadly consequences of reckless driving and excessive speed. Officials have urged motorists to exercise caution, especially at busy intersections where the risk of catastrophic accidents is heightened.