San Angelo, TX (August 18, 2025) – A child was injured in a vehicle rollover accident that occurred Sunday afternoon near S Terminal Cir in San Angelo. Emergency medical services responded to the scene shortly after 4:22 p.m. to provide urgent assistance.
According to reports, the child sustained injuries as a result of the rollover and required medical treatment. Responders attended to the young victim at the scene before arranging further care. The extent of the injuries has not yet been released. Authorities secured the area and began investigating the circumstances leading to the crash.
Details regarding what caused the vehicle to overturn remain under review. Our thoughts are with the injured child and their family during this difficult time.
Rollover Accidents in Texas
Rollover crashes, such as the one reported on S Terminal Cir, are among the most dangerous types of vehicle accidents due to the high risk of serious injury. In Texas, where many rural and suburban roads intersect with heavily traveled routes, rollover accidents are not uncommon. Children are particularly vulnerable in these incidents, as their smaller size makes them more susceptible to injury even when proper restraints are in use.
Data from the Texas Department of Transportation shows that rollover accidents frequently involve higher speeds, sharp turns, or single-vehicle loss of control. However, they can also occur in ordinary conditions when road design, mechanical issues, or sudden evasive maneuvers come into play. For families, the aftermath of a rollover can bring not only medical concerns but also emotional and financial challenges.
Ensuring that children are properly secured in age-appropriate safety seats remains one of the most effective ways to reduce injury risks. Still, when accidents do occur, it’s vital for families to understand their options, including medical follow-up and legal protections. Support resources can help ease the burden during recovery.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash, reach out to Local Accident Reports for assistance.
