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Driver injured after driving into hole at Houston construction site

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Driver injured after driving into hole at Houston construction site
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This wasn’t a driver hitting a pothole or any small accident. A truck fell into a hole on July 5 in Houston, Texas. The trucker found himself in the hole of a construction site as he was about to hit another vehicle. The choice was to hit the vehicle or drive into this hole. After deciding to save others, the truck fell into a 20-30 feet deep hole. The hole is reported to be a part of the waste management flood control. The truck driver is reported to be hospitalized, with unknown injuries.

 

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