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The Crash on SH 302: What Happened and What Your Family Needs to Know Right Now Someone you love is gone. A truck turned across her path on SH 302 near Yukon Avenue in Odessa, and the road she had every right to be on became the place her life ended. You are reading this because you need to know what happens now — what Texas law allows your family to recover, what the trucking company is already doing to protect itself, and why the evidence that proves what really happened is disappearing on a clock that started the moment of impact. Here is the first thing you need to hear: this crash was not her fault. Texas Highway Patrol has already reported that the semi-truck driver failed to yield the right of way. The truck was turning left across her lane of travel. She was driving eastbound on a state highway, doing exactly what she was supposed to do. The failure was not hers. Here is the second thing: time is the enemy. The truck that killed her carries a black box, electronic driver logs, and possibly dashcam footage — and federal law only makes the trucking company keep some of that evidence for six months. After that, it can be legally destroyed. The scene evidence — skid marks, gouges in the pavement, the debris field — is already degrading with every truck that rolls over it. The Kia she was driving is sitting in a tow yard accruing…