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Larry Dean Goodwill, 52, died July 29, 2009 after a UPS truck blew a tire and swerved into the lane of the septic truck he was driving.

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George Center, 37, died on July 29 when the UPS truck he was driving lost a tire and swerved into on-coming traffic.

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One person is dead after an accident involving a UPS truck along Highway 95 in Bastrop County

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One person is dead after an accident involving a UPS truck along Highway 95 in Bastrop County

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One person is dead after an accident involving a UPS truck along Highway 95 in Bastrop County

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Victims ID'd in double-fatal crash

UPS truck, septic truck collide near Elgin

Updated: Thursday, 30 Jul 2009, 4:26 PM CDT
Published : Thursday, 30 Jul 2009, 4:07 PM CDT

Bastrop County (KXAN) - George Center and Larry Dean Goodwill died Wednesday after their trucks - one a UPS truck and the other a septic truck - crashed head-on on Highway 95 in Bastrop County.

Center, 37, was driving the UPS truck when a tire blew out, causing him to swerve into oncoming traffic and hit Goodwill, 52, who was driving the septic truck.

The accident happened around 3:45 p.m.  on Wednesday near the intersection of Highway 95 and Cedar Hills Drive, about three miles south of Elgin.

According to a DPS trooper on the scene, the UPS delivery truck hit a septic truck head-on.  The delivery truck was driving north on Highway 95 and the septic truck was traveling south.

According to Bastrop County dispatch, Highway 95 reopened to traffic just after 9:00 p.m.

A Texas Department of Transportation spokesman said that concerns about leaking raw sewage from the septic truck kept the road from reopening sooner.

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