Smith County, TX (August 13, 2025) — A series of crashes occurred across Smith County on Wednesday as storms passed through the region, making roads slick and hazardous for morning commuters.

According to reports, one notable collision involved a Ford pickup and a Chevrolet truck near Lindale. The crash happened at the intersection of County Road 471 and State Highway 110 North when the Ford driver mistakenly believed the intersection had a four-way stop. The Chevy collided with the Ford, resulting in the Ford driver being transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

A second crash was also reported at the intersection of State Highway 69 South and Farm to Market Road 346 in Flint. Injury details from that incident have not been released.

Authorities are urging all drivers to slow down and remain alert, as wet roads continue to present serious risks.

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

This article reflects early information provided by Smith County authorities and CBS19 in the aftermath of severe weather-related crashes.

• The identity of the Ford driver hospitalized near Lindale has not been released, and more updates are expected following medical evaluations.
• The crash at State Highway 69 South and Farm to Market Road 346 is still under investigation, with authorities monitoring roadway conditions throughout the area.
• Travelers in and around Smith County are advised to stay updated on weather advisories and to drive with extreme caution.

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