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Fatal 18-Wheeler Accident on W. Mt. Houston Rd. in Houston: When a Truck Turns Into Your Family’s Path If you are reading this page, someone you love is gone. A truck came out of a private drive on West Mount Houston Road before six in the morning, and the person you lost could not avoid it. You are sitting somewhere in Houston right now — maybe at a kitchen table in the Heights, maybe on the edge of a bed in Cypress, maybe in a hospital waiting room that still smells like antiseptic — trying to understand what happened and what comes next. We are going to tell you, straight through, because what you do in the next few days will shape everything that follows. Your family has rights in Texas that the trucking company hopes you never learn about. The carrier’s insurance adjuster has already opened a file. The truck’s black box is already counting down the hours until its data is legally overwritten. The driver’s log — the electronic record that shows whether he was rested or running on no sleep at six in the morning — has a legal expiration date. And every single piece of that…