65-Year-Old Driver Dies From Injuries Sustained in Southwest Freeway Crash on September 19 

Houston, Texas (October 9, 2017)- A 65-year-old man who sustained critical injuries a collision and was alleged to have suffered a medical condition before the crash at 7000 Southwest Freeway service road has succumbed to injuries.
The crash happened at about 4:20 p.m. Tuesday, September 19, in the south U. S. Highway 59.
The accident occurred when a gray Ford Ranger traveling southbound on Southwest Freeway Service Road veered into another lane and hit a barrier between a Freeway Entrance Ramp and the Service Road. The vehicle then swerved back to the traffic and struck a Mercedes S500 which was arriving a Freeway.
The Mercedes was driven by a man who walked out of the crash unhurt while the Ranger driver suffered critical injuries and was hospitalized in a local hospital.
No further details regarding the identity of the victim were released.
An investigation into the fatal crash is underway.
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