By Crash News Writer 
Bowie County, TX (August 11, 2025) — A road construction worker was killed Thursday afternoon after being struck by an 18-wheeler in Bowie County. The deadly incident occurred on August 7 at approximately 1 p.m. along Interstate 30 near mile marker 190, close to New Boston.
According to reports, the Texas Department of Public Safety said the man was operating a Kubota skid steer and working on guardrails in the median when the eastbound semi-truck hit him. The impact ejected him from the skid steer. He was transported to a hospital, where he later died from his injuries. The crash remains under investigation.
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Details in this article are based on preliminary statements from authorities and may be updated as investigations progress.
- The identity of the victim has not been released pending official confirmation and family notification.
- Investigators are reviewing the truck driver’s records, skid steer positioning, and roadway conditions to determine contributing factors.
- Motorists are reminded to use caution and reduce speed when approaching active construction zones.
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