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San Antonio, TX (August 19, 2026) – A Northside ISD cross-country coach was hurt after a car struck him while he was running off campus on Tuesday morning, August 18. The coach was identified as Steve Barlow, who leads the cross-country program at Holmes High School.
A preliminary police report states officers were dispatched shortly before 6:15 a.m. to the 7100 block of Alamo Downs Pkwy, east of the Loop 410 access road. A woman was providing aid to Barlow when emergency units arrived.
Investigators said the driver was turning onto Alamo Downs Pkwy when the man was hit.
Barlow was taken to a local hospital for further treatment. Police said his injuries were not life-threatening. It remains unclear whether the driver will face charges.
The investigation into the accident remains underway as additional details are reviewed.
We hope Barlow makes a full and steady recovery.
What Information Is Helpful After a Pedestrian Is Struck by a Car?
Pedestrian accidents can involve several factors that help explain what happened. Lighting conditions, visibility, traffic patterns, and the position of each person or vehicle may all be reviewed. Weather and roadway conditions can also affect how clearly a driver can see a person nearby.
Information about the vehicle can include its direction of travel, turning movement, and any visible damage. Photos may help document the surroundings, clothing, traffic signs, and lighting conditions. Medical records can also provide details about the severity of a person’s harm and the treatment that followed.
Witness accounts may offer additional information about what people saw or heard before and after the accident. These details can help create a clearer picture of how a pedestrian accident occurred.
