Tundra Hits Unlicensed Driver Running Stop Sign at Southland and College Hills

A late model white Toyota Tundra was sent to the wrecking yard when it hit an unlicensed driver of a yellow Chevrolet Cobalt who ran a stop sign. The crash happened at the intersection of South College Hills Blvd. and Southland Blvd. at approximately 4:15 p.m.

Brian Bylsma, a motorcycle patrol officer with the San Angelo Police Department Traffic Division was the investigator. He said that the Tundra was southbound on College Hills in the inside lane and the yellow Cobalt was eastbound on Southland and disregarded the stop sign. “He says he never saw it,” Bylsma said. When the Cobalt entered the intersection, the Tundra hit it. “There were minor injuries in the accident, the people in the Cobalt. But they refused an ambulance,” Bylsma said.

The driver of the Cobalt was cited for no driver’s license and failure to yield the right-of-way at the stop sign.

The intersection was shut down because the Tundra and the Cobalt were blocking the north and south lanes on College Hills.

The Cobalt was also loaded up on a wrecker flatbed and sent to the wrecking yard.