A fatal accident involving a Corvette and an 18-wheeler has occurred on the West Beltway southbound near Westheimer. The incident led to the shutdown of the southbound lane. According to Pct 5, the Corvette was traveling at a high speed before losing control and hitting the barrier wall.
The Corvette was then struck by the 18-wheeler and caught fire, resulting in a deadly crash. For more information on this incident, readers can refer to the source.
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