Texas

Barbara Roberts Injured in Accident at I-35E in Dallas, TX

Date of Accident
September 21, 2024
Victim's Name(s)
Barbara Roberts
Type of Accident
Car Accident
Alcohol/Drugs Suspected
No

What Happened

Officials have information on a single vehicle crash that injured a driver at I-35E in Dallas, TX on September 21st, 2024. Officials believe the incident happened around 6:20 p.m. According to investigators, a Toyota Camry headed northbound I-35E is alleged to have left its far left lane of travel, for unconfirmed reasons, before striking a nearby barrier. From there, reports claim the vehicle crossed all lanes of traffic over the other side of the roadway, striking the barrier there. Police say the driver, identified as 58-year-old Barbara Roberts, was seriously injured. There were no other reported injuries and police did not have additional information available.

Could an auto defect have caused this accident?

Most people would be surprised to learn how often an automotive defect plays a role in an accident. Sometimes, the defect causes the accident, and sometimes, it merely makes the injuries worse. Below is a list of the known issues that federal regulators have drawn the public’s attention to.

Also, note that some issues are not specific to a make and model but are problems that generally affect the automotive industry and warrant investigation.

Most commonly reported issues: Toyota Camry*
Curtain Side Air Bags (CSA)
Recall #06V488000
Coolant Leak
Recall #20V064000
Braking Assist
Recall #21V890000
Pistons
Recall #18V200000
Electric Power Steering (EPS)
Recall #15V144000

Additional Information

Investigating Officer or Authority
Texas Department of Public Safety
Vehicles Involved
Toyota Camry
Road/Highway
I-35E
Injuries Sustained

Serious injuries

Apparent/Alleged Cause of Accident

Toyota Camry veered from its lane into a barrier

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