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Midland MVA: The Andrews County Head-On That Killed Nine — Texas Law, Evidence, and What Families Can Do If you are reading this because someone you love was in that van on the night of March 15, 2022 — or because you survived it and are living with what happened on that two-lane highway in Andrews County — we are going to tell you the truth about what the law says, what the evidence shows, and what the next steps look like. Not a sales pitch. Not a brochure. The same analysis we would give you across a kitchen table at two in the morning, because that is when people in your position are usually awake, looking for answers, and being circled by insurance adjusters who sound friendly and are not. Nine people died on that road. Six were college students barely beginning adult lives. One was their coach. One was a thirteen-year-old boy who should never have been behind the wheel of a 2007 Dodge 2500 pickup on a 75-mile-per-hour highway in the dark. And one was the thirty-eight-year-old man who let him drive. Two more students survived, critically injured, and were flown by helicopter to a trauma center…