Kendall County, TX — April 3, 2024, William Bradshaw was injured following a pedestrian versus vehicle accident at around 9:30 p.m. on Main Street.
Authorities said in preliminary statements that the accident occurred in the area of the South Main Street and East Theissen Street intersection.
According to officials, 63-year-old William Bradshaw was on foot at the time. While Williams was on northbound lanes, a northbound Ford Explorer hit Bradshaw. Bradshaw sustained apparently serious injuries as a result. No charges or citations have been reported at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Authorities suggest that a witness saw Bradshaw crossing the street, so that brings up the question: why didn’t the driver? It’s important to ask because regardless of things like right-of-way (as important as that is), drivers generally have a responsibility to avoid an accident if reasonably possible. For example, if someone is in the middle of the road but clearly visible and far away enough for a driver to avoid, they need to avoid the collision. If there was no way the driver could see and avoid the victim, it would be ridiculous to punish them for that. Have authorities been able to determine exactly how avoidable this was?
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