Firetruck and Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Truck Collide in San Antonio

Several vehicles involved in crash on city's West Side

Published on Mar. 1, 2026

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A San Antonio Fire Department firetruck responding to a medical call collided with a Bill Miller Bar-B-Q food truck and several other vehicles on the city's West Side, according to authorities.

Why it matters

Crashes involving emergency vehicles can raise concerns about public safety and the risks first responders face when rushing to calls. The incident also highlights the potential dangers for food trucks and other commercial vehicles sharing the roads with larger emergency vehicles.

The details

The firetruck was en route to a medical call when it collided with the Bill Miller Bar-B-Q food truck and several other vehicles at the intersection. The cause of the crash is under investigation, but no serious injuries have been reported.

  • The incident occurred on February 20, 2026 around 5:00 PM.

The players

San Antonio Fire Department

The local fire department responsible for responding to emergency calls in the city.

Bill Miller Bar-B-Q

A popular regional barbecue restaurant chain with food trucks operating in the San Antonio area.

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What they’re saying

“We're thankful that no one was seriously injured in this incident, but it serves as an important reminder for all drivers to remain vigilant and yield to emergency vehicles.”

— Chief Henry Dominguez, San Antonio Fire Department (expressnews.com)

What’s next

Authorities will continue to investigate the cause of the crash and determine if any citations or charges will be filed.

The takeaway

This collision underscores the need for greater awareness and caution when emergency vehicles are responding to calls, as well as the potential risks food trucks and other commercial vehicles face on busy city streets.