A head-on crash on Highway 6 at Briarhills Parkway sent four people, including a teenager and a child, to the hospital and left one driver dead over the weekend.
A destructive crash left one driver dead and four people, including a child, injured on the city's west side over the weekend, according to police.The Houston Police Department said the two-vehicle wreck happened on Sunday at about 1:51 a.m. on Highway 6 at Briarhills Parkway.
A child, a teenager, a woman, and a male driver were riding in a Jeep heading northbound on the highway when they suddenly crossed the median, according to police.The driver of the Jeep was killed, and his passengers were taken to the hospital. The driver of the Mercedes was also hospitalized, and their conditions were not immediately known.
It's unclear why the Jeep crossed the median, but authorities are working to investigate the deadly crash. The ages of the teenager and child were not disclosed. ABC13 has real-time traffic data to help you navigate Houston's roads and avoid traffic delays. Sign up for traffic alerts that are sent straight to your phone through our ABC13 app. Manage your notifications from the settings tab.
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