Two Injured in SH 36 Crash Near Randon Dyer Road

Published August 1, 2025

Closer satellite view of SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road — Closer satellite view of the reported SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road vicinity. This view provides location context and does not mark the exact collision point. Imagery: Esri World Imagery.

Key Details

Date & Time

Thursday morning, July 31, 2025. The exact time was not stated.

Location

SH 36 at Randon Dyer Road in Fort Bend County, between Rosenberg and Orchard.

Victim

Two people were injured. One was flown to a hospital and the other was taken by ambulance.

Road Closures

SH 36 was closed while crews responded and had reopened by 1:45 p.m.

Investigation

The public updates did not identify a final determination of the cause.

Two people were injured in a collision involving a sedan and a flatbed truck on SH 36 near Randon Dyer Road in Fort Bend County on Thursday morning, July 31, 2025. One person was flown to a hospital, while another was transported by ambulance, according to Fort Bend County Precinct 1 officials.

The collision closed SH 36 as emergency personnel worked at the scene. The highway was reopened by 1:45 p.m. Local reporting placed the crash between Rosenberg and Orchard.

Officials’ preliminary account said the sedan and flatbed truck were traveling in opposite directions when they collided. The public updates do not provide identities, detailed injuries, or a final finding. No fault determination is made here.

Location of the Incident

The collision was reported on SH 36 at Randon Dyer Road in Fort Bend County. The map marks the approximate area.

Wider satellite view of SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road — Wider satellite view of the reported SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road vicinity. This view provides location context and does not mark the exact collision point. Imagery: Esri World Imagery.

Wider street view of SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road — Wider street view of the reported SH 36 and Randon Dyer Road vicinity. This view provides location context and does not mark the exact collision point. Map: Esri World Street Map.

Laws Affecting This Incident

Texas Transportation Code § 545.060 generally requires a driver on a roadway divided into marked lanes to remain within a single lane as nearly as practical and not move unless it can be done safely. The public accounts do not establish whether this provision is relevant. Its mention is general context and does not mean anyone violated the law.

Read Texas Transportation Code § 545.060.