Jasper Co., TX (June 2, 2026) – Two people were hurt on Monday afternoon, June 1, after a three-vehicle accident in a construction zone on Highway 63 West near Recreational Road 255. The Texas Department of Public Safety said the wreck happened early in the afternoon.
According to the report, a line of cars was moving through the construction zone when a Dodge pickup truck hit the rear of a Ford car. The Ford car then hit a Ford pickup truck.
The Dodge was driven by 66-year-old Paul Giblin of Jasper. The Ford car was driven by 55-year-old Michael Strawther of Spurger, and the Ford pickup was driven by 34-year-old Keith Adams of Louisiana.
Strawther and a passenger were taken by ambulance to Jasper Memorial Hospital. Both had injuries described as non-life-threatening. Still, the collision remains under review as investigators continue checking the details.
We hope both people hurt in this case recover steadily.
What Details Are Usually Reviewed After Construction Zone Accidents?
Construction zones can create slower traffic, lane shifts, and sudden stops. After a multi-vehicle case in this type of setting, reviewers frequently look at traffic flow, following distance, and how closely vehicles were traveling before contact.
Rear-end contact can lead to a chain reaction when several vehicles are lined up together. Vehicle damage, braking marks, and final stopping points can help show how the sequence developed.
Work zones may also include signs, cones, narrowed lanes, or reduced speed limits. These features can affect how much time drivers have to react. Medical records can help document pain, treatment, and recovery needs for those taken to a hospital. Witness accounts and photos may also add useful context when several vehicles are involved.
