Woman Injured in Abilene Car Accident on Farm-to-Market Road 1750

An 18-wheeler was southbound on FM 1750 when it collided with an SUV and another car

Abilene Car Accident
Woman Injured in Abilene Car Accident on Farm-to-Market Road 1750

Abilene, TX. – A woman was injured in a collision on Tuesday afternoon in Abilene.

According to local police, the accident happened on Farm-to-Market Road 1750 at around 4:50 p.m.

An 18-wheeler was southbound on FM 1750 when it collided with an SUV and another car in unclear circumstances.

The SUV had two people on board: a pregnant woman and a child.

The woman was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the child was unhurt.

The drivers of the other vehicles were not injured.

More details about the accident were not released.

An investigation into the accident is ongoing.

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