Dodge Journey, Pickup Collide in San Angelo
Two red Dodge vehicles collided at South Koenigheim Street and West Twohig Avenue in San Angelo on Monday morning, with no injuries reported.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Car Types
A red Dodge Journey turning left from West Twohig Avenue onto South Koenigheim Street collided with a red Dodge pickup attempting to cross at the same time around 10:35 a.m. Monday. No injuries were reported, and two lanes on Koenigheim were shut down while the scene was cleared.
Why it matters
Intersection collisions involving left turns and crossing traffic are common causes of crashes in San Angelo. Because it is unclear which driver reached the stop sign first and had the right of way, the incident highlights how fault can be disputed at busy crossings.
The collision occurred at about 10:35 a.m. Monday, and two lanes of South Koenigheim Street were closed while the scene was cleared. No injuries were reported and no citation was issued, though fault has not been assigned.
The players
San Angelo Police Department
The municipal police agency responsible for law enforcement and traffic crash response within the city of San Angelo, Texas.
The details
A red Dodge Journey turned left from West Twohig Avenue onto South Koenigheim Street while a red Dodge pickup attempted to cross Koenigheim at the same time, and the pickup struck the Journey. Officials did not say which vehicle had the right of way, and the insurance companies will determine fault.
Timeline
Monday, November 9, 2026, about 10:35 a.m.: Vehicles collide at the Koenigheim-Twohig intersection.
Monday, November 9, 2026, during scene clearance: Two lanes on South Koenigheim Street are shut down.
Roadmap
Right-of-way disputes at intersections are governed by Texas Transportation Code Chapter 545, which assigns yielding duties to left-turning drivers and drivers entering from stop signs. This Monday crash in San Angelo shows how those rules are tested when two vehicles reach the same crossing at once.
Drivers making left turns across traffic at San Angelo intersections should confirm that crossing vehicles have stopped before proceeding. Anyone involved in a crash without injuries should exchange information with the other driver and expect insurers to determine fault.
The takeaway
Stopping fully and confirming that crossing traffic has yielded before turning can prevent collisions like this one. Keeping documentation of the scene helps insurers assign fault after a minor crash.
Further reading
For more on the vehicles involved, see our Car Types coverage.
