Neighbors want improvements to crash-prone Williamson Co. road

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — At 70 miles per hour, it’s hard to stop when you least expect it.
“When it hit me, it launched me in the air and I bounced and landed against that fence,” explains Bud Hurst.
Hurst suffered whiplash two years ago after a semi truck crashed into the trailer he was hauling. Had the trailer not been there, Hurst believes he may not have made it. “It would’ve killed me, it would’ve knocked me into that oncoming truck.”