A man is dead after driving the wrong way on Highway 90 and crashing head-on with another vehicle, according to San Antonio police.
The man, 30, was heading eastbound in the westbound lanes in his white Honda van when he came up on the Hunt Lane exit ramp. That’s when police said he crashed head-on with another driver in a white Dodge 2500 Dually.
Authorities said the driver of the Honda died at the scene. It’s unknown if the other driver had any injuries.Copyright 2022 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
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