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Dallas, TX (October 10, 2025) – Emergency responders rushed to the scene of a two-vehicle crash on Thursday afternoon, October 9, on Preston Road near Frankford Road in North Dallas. The accident occurred around 1:56 p.m. in front of Braum’s restaurant, leaving at least one person injured and struggling to breathe.

According to Collin County Public Safety officials, first responders arrived within minutes to provide emergency care and evaluate all parties involved. Medical teams treated one individual at the scene for breathing difficulties before transporting them to a nearby hospital for further treatment. Authorities have not yet released details about the identities of those involved or the cause of the collision.

Dallas police are continuing their investigation to determine what led to the crash. They are examining whether factors such as speeding, distracted driving, or failure to yield contributed to the impact. 

Traffic in the area was temporarily slowed as crews cleared debris and ensured the safety of drivers traveling through the busy intersection. Officials continue to investigate the cause of this serious accident on Preston Road.

We wish the injured individual a full and swift recovery. 

Car Accidents in Dallas

Car accidents in Dallas are frequent occurrences on major roadways. These busy areas see a high volume of daily traffic, making collisions more likely, especially during afternoon hours when visibility and congestion can pose additional hazards.

In crashes like this recent accident, victims often suffer a wide range of injuries depending on the speed of the vehicles, angle of impact, and seatbelt use. Common injuries seen in two-vehicle collisions include:

  • Chest injuries and difficulty breathing from impact with the steering wheel or seatbelt tension
  • Whiplash and neck strain caused by sudden back-and-forth motion
  • Head injuries and concussions from hitting the window or headrest
  • Back and spinal injuries, which can cause chronic pain or limited mobility
  • Broken ribs or limbs due to the force of the crash
  • Soft tissue injuries such as sprains, bruises, and muscle tears
  • Internal bleeding or organ damage, particularly when victims report chest or abdominal pain

Even injuries that appear minor immediately after a crash can worsen over time. Seeking prompt medical attention helps prevent long-term complications and creates documentation that may be essential for insurance or legal claims.

When negligence contributes to a collision, working with an experienced car accident attorney can help victims protect their rights and recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and emotional suffering.

At Salam & Associates, we understand how overwhelming the aftermath of a car accident can be. Our experienced legal team has helped countless accident victims across Dallas secure justice and fair compensation. 

If you or someone you love has been injured in a crash, contact Salam & Associates today at (972) 437-1900. We offer free consultations and are ready to fight for the recovery you deserve while you focus on healing.

Note: This post is based on secondary sources, including police reports, news articles, social media, and eyewitness accounts. We have not independently verified all details. If you find any inaccuracies, please contact Salam & Associates, PC so we can correct or remove the post as needed.

Disclaimer: This post is not a solicitation for business and none of the information provided in this post is intended to be legal or medical.

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