San Antonio, TX, December 30, 2025
A serious two-vehicle crash late Sunday night near downtown San Antonio has left two women in their 20s hospitalized. The collision occurred shortly before midnight at the intersection of the I-35 access road and North Pine Street. While one woman was extracted from her vehicle and transported to a hospital unconscious, the other sustaining injuries was found outside her car. Police are investigating the crash, with potential impairment being examined as a factor.
San Antonio, TX – Two Women Hospitalized After Crash on I-35 Access Road Near Downtown
Two women in their 20s were hospitalized following a serious two-vehicle crash near downtown San Antonio late Sunday night. The collision occurred shortly before midnight at the intersection of the I-35 access road and North Pine Street.
Details of the Incident
The crash took place around 11:35 p.m. on Sunday, December 28, 2025. Both vehicles ended up near an embankment after the collision. One of the drivers, a woman in her 20s, had to be extracted from her vehicle by the San Antonio Fire Department. The other driver, also a woman in her 20s, was found standing outside her car. Both were transported to a local hospital; one was unconscious at the time of transport.
Investigation and Potential Impairment
San Antonio police are investigating the crash and have indicated that at least one of the drivers will be assessed for driving while intoxicated. Specific details regarding the cause of the crash remain unclear, and authorities are continuing their investigation.
Background Context
Accidents on the I-35 access road near downtown San Antonio are not uncommon. In previous incidents, such as a major crash on I-35 that shut down lanes heading toward New Braunfels, drivers have experienced significant delays. Additionally, a major accident involving an 18-wheeler led to the complete closure of both eastbound and westbound lanes of Interstate 10 near Seguin, Texas, causing substantial traffic disruptions.
The San Antonio Police Department continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding this latest crash. Authorities are urging drivers to exercise caution, especially during late-night hours, and to avoid driving under the influence to prevent such incidents.
FAQ
What happened in the crash on the I-35 access road near downtown San Antonio?
Two women in their 20s were hospitalized following a serious two-vehicle crash near downtown San Antonio late Sunday night. The collision occurred shortly before midnight at the intersection of the I-35 access road and North Pine Street.
What are the current conditions of the drivers involved in the crash?
Both drivers were transported to a local hospital; one was unconscious at the time of transport. Specific details regarding their conditions have not been released.
Is impairment suspected in this crash?
San Antonio police are investigating the crash and have indicated that at least one of the drivers will be assessed for driving while intoxicated. Specific details regarding the cause of the crash remain unclear, and authorities are continuing their investigation.
Have there been similar incidents in the area?
Yes, accidents on the I-35 access road near downtown San Antonio are not uncommon. Previous incidents have resulted in significant traffic disruptions and delays.
What should drivers do to prevent such accidents?
Authorities are urging drivers to exercise caution, especially during late-night hours, and to avoid driving under the influence to prevent such incidents.
Key Features of the Incident
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | I-35 access road and North Pine Street, San Antonio, TX |
| Time of Incident | Approximately 11:35 p.m. on Sunday, December 28, 2025 |
| Involved Parties | Two women in their 20s |
| Outcome | Both drivers hospitalized; one unconscious at the time of transport |
| Investigation | Authorities investigating potential impairment; specific details unclear |
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