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Fatal Rear-End Crash on Northwest Side: Why Delivery Trucks Are Deadlier Than You Think The morning of February 21, 2026, started like any other for drivers on West Loop 1604 North near Bandera Road in San Antonio. But by 5:30 a.m., tragedy struck when a woman lost her life after rear-ending a stopped delivery truck. The crash occurred in the 11700 block of West Loop 1604 North, a stretch of road familiar to San Antonio commuters and commercial drivers alike. Police reported that the woman failed to stop at a safe distance while approaching a red light and struck the rear of the stopped box truck. She was pronounced dead at the scene. The truck’s company affiliation remains unclear, but this uncertainty is precisely why victims and their families need experienced legal representation immediately. At Attorney911, we’ve seen this scenario far too many times. Rear-end collisions involving commercial trucks are among the most devastating accidents on our roads—and they’re often preventable. This incident raises critical questions about truck safety, driver training, and corporate accountability that every San Antonio family should understand. The Physics of Disaster: Why Truck Rear-End Crashes Are So Deadly The physics of commercial truck accidents make them uniquely dangerous. A fully loaded 18-wheeler can weigh up to 80,000 pounds—20 to 25 times more than the average passenger vehicle. When a box truck is stopped at a red light, it becomes an immovable object. A passenger car approaching at even moderate speed has almost no chance of stopping…