SEGUIN, Guadalupe County, Texas, Nov. 9, 2026 — Five people, including three children, died on Sunday afternoon, November 8, in a single-vehicle crash on I-10 at FM 725 in Seguin, according to the Seguin Police Department. The crash happened near a Love's Travel Stop along the interstate.
Officers shut down traffic in both directions at the interchange while first responders worked the scene. Drivers were urged to seek other routes and allow extra travel time while crews worked.
Few details have been released about how the crash occurred. Investigators have not said what led the vehicle to crash, and the circumstances remain under investigation. The Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office has also been contacted for information as the inquiry continues.
Authorities have not released the names or ages of those killed. It is not yet known whether anyone else was hurt in the crash.
Our condolences go out to the families and friends of those who lost their lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to investigate a fatal crash like this one?
Fatal crash investigations frequently take several weeks to a few months, since authorities must reconstruct the scene, review any available video, and complete toxicology work before issuing final findings.
Does impaired driving play a role in crashes like this?
Alcohol or drug impairment is a factor in many fatal crashes nationally, but whether it played any part here has not been confirmed, and any such finding would come only from the investigating agency.
Where do fatal crashes tend to happen most?
Fatal crashes are common on highways and rural roads with higher speed limits, where impacts tend to be more severe than on slower city streets.
What makes a crash more likely to turn fatal?
Higher speeds, the size and type of vehicles involved, and whether occupants were wearing seat belts all affect whether a crash proves fatal.
