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Trucker faces uncertainty in early morning San Antonio tragedy

An elderly man in San Antonio was hit and killed by a semi-truck on Sunday morning, October 20th. The incident occurred around 5:25 a.m. at the corner of Rittiman Road and the Interstate 35 Northbound Access Road.

The incident: Witnesses reported that the 69-year-old man was lying in the road, causing several cars to swerve to avoid him before a truck eventually struck him. The truck driver remained at the scene as authorities arrived.

  • The victim has yet to be identified, and no explanation has been provided for why he was on the road.
  • The area where the incident took place is known for its high traffic, especially in the early hours of the morning.

Context: Truckers, navigating our busy roads day and night, often face unexpected challenges. It's crucial they remain vigilant and prepared for anything.

Current status: An investigation into the incident is still ongoing, with authorities gathering information to piece together the circumstances leading to this event. This incident highlights the unpredictable conditions truckers frequently face on the road.

Further details will emerge as the investigation continues, reported News4SanAntonio.

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