A serious accident happened near Pearland Airport on Tuesday afternoon involving three vehicles, including a cement truck.
The crash caused major traffic delays, and at least one person was taken to the hospital for treatment.
According to witnesses, the cement truck was traveling on the main road when it collided with two other vehicles.
The impact was strong enough to cause significant damage to all the vehicles involved. Emergency services quickly arrived at the scene to help those injured and manage the traffic.
Police officials confirmed that at least one person suffered injuries serious enough to require hospital care.
The injured individual’s condition is not yet fully known, but authorities say they are receiving medical attention. No information has been shared about the other drivers or passengers involved in the crash.
The accident caused a traffic jam in the area, especially around the airport road, as crews worked to clear the wreckage. Drivers were advised to avoid the area and find alternate routes to prevent getting stuck in long delays.
Investigators are currently working to determine the cause of the crash. It is not yet clear whether speed, road conditions, or driver error played a role in the collision. Police urge anyone who saw the crash or has information to come forward to help with the investigation.
This crash is a reminder for drivers to be extra careful near busy areas like airports where heavy vehicles such as cement trucks often operate. Always keep a safe distance and follow traffic rules to avoid accidents.
Pearland Airport itself was not affected by the accident, and flights are continuing as normal. However, the roads leading to the airport remain congested until the cleanup is complete.
Local authorities are expected to release more updates soon as they gather further details. Residents and commuters near the airport are encouraged to stay alert and drive carefully.
If you are traveling near Pearland Airport in the coming days, plan your route to avoid this accident zone. Stay safe on the roads and follow all traffic regulations to protect yourself and others.