Alvin, TX (August 17, 2025) – A vehicle accident on North Highway 35 left a woman injured early Saturday morning, prompting a response from emergency medical services in northern Galveston and eastern Brazoria County. The crash, which occurred near Still Rd, caused notable traffic impacts along the northbound lanes as responders tended to the injured party.
The woman involved reported pain in her face and severe discomfort in her foot, describing the sensation in her toe as if it were “going to explode.” Her condition required on-site evaluation, and EMS personnel arrived shortly after the call to provide medical support and determine if transport to a nearby facility was needed.
While details on how the accident unfolded have not been released, the nature of the reported injuries suggests significant impact. The incident occurred just after 6:00 a.m., during early morning traffic when commuters and local traffic begin to increase along the Highway 35 corridor.
No other injuries were immediately reported, and the extent of vehicle damage is unknown at this time. Authorities remained at the scene to investigate contributing factors and help manage traffic while cleanup was underway.
We send our best wishes to the injured woman and hope she receives the care needed for a full and swift recovery.
Rural Highway Accidents and Injury Risks in Brazoria County
Crashes along North Highway 35—especially near secondary roads like Still Rd—are a persistent concern in rural Brazoria County. The open layout of highways in this region allows for higher travel speeds, which often contribute to more serious injury outcomes when collisions occur.
The injury in this incident, particularly facial trauma and sharp localized pain in the foot, highlights how even single-vehicle or low-speed crashes can result in painful and disruptive outcomes. Such injuries often signal soft tissue damage, fractures, or nerve involvement, and require careful medical assessment to rule out longer-term complications.
These types of crashes frequently happen during early morning hours when visibility may be lower, drivers are fatigued, or road conditions have not yet improved from overnight weather. In regions like Alvin, emergency responders serve a critical role in stabilizing victims while dealing with longer transport times to medical facilities due to geographic spread.
Victims in rural Texas crashes are encouraged to seek both immediate care and ongoing medical support. In many cases, facial injuries and extremity trauma may require specialized treatment or imaging—services not always available at smaller local facilities. Understanding your rights and options for follow-up care, insurance claims, and recovery planning is crucial.
Local resources exist to help accident victims access the support they need—especially when injuries impact daily life, work, or long-term mobility.
If you or a loved one suffered injuries in the Alvin crash on North Highway 35, Local Accident Reports can help you connect with the right support. From medical professionals to recovery advocates and legal resources, our team is here to guide your next steps. Contact us today to get the help you need to move forward with confidence.
