Montgomery County, TX — September 9, 2025, four people were injured due to a car accident at around 9:50 p.m. along Interstate 45.
Authorities said in preliminary statements that the crash happened between New Waverly and Willis.

It appears two adults and two children were in a Dodge Ram going along the interstate. For reasons unconfirmed, the vehicle left its lane and ended up overturning. This led to one of the children in the vehicle being seriously injured.
Other injuries appeared to be less severe. Right now, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
In serious crashes like this one—especially those involving children—it’s critical to go beyond surface-level explanations like “lost control” or “left the lane.” The fact that a vehicle overturned raises questions that deserve thorough answers. Here are three key ones to ask:
1. Did investigators conduct a detailed reconstruction of the crash?
When a truck like a Dodge Ram overturns, it’s essential to look closely at factors like road conditions, steering response, and tire marks. Was there evasive maneuvering? Did an obstacle or mechanical failure play a role? Families deserve more than vague summaries.
2. Was the truck inspected for mechanical or safety system failures?
From suspension issues to tire blowouts or rollover mitigation system malfunctions, vehicle-related problems can trigger or worsen an overturn. A full mechanical inspection helps confirm or rule out such possibilities.
3. Was electronic crash data downloaded and reviewed?
The truck’s event data recorder (EDR) could hold key pre-crash details: speed, braking, steering input, or if a stability control system activated. That data often makes the difference in understanding how and why the vehicle flipped.
Key Takeaways:
- Overturn crashes involving children require a higher standard of investigation.
- Mechanical and stability system checks are essential for understanding the cause.
- Preserving and analyzing electronic data can provide critical clarity.