Students Tiffany Allen, Keely Schlabs and Tabitha Collins suffer non life-threatening injuries in 18-wheeler accident

On April 29, 2009 an 18-wheeler accident left three East Texas Baptist University students injured. The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon as Tiffany Allen, Keely Schlabs and Tabitha Collins were traveling in a Dodge Neon on U.S. highway 80 in the right lane. The driver of an 18-wheeler was traveling next to the Neon in the left lane. According to authorities, the truck attempted a wide right turn into a parking lot, unaware that the Neon was in the next lane. The two vehicles collided causing damage to the front of the Dodge Neon. Ms. Collins, the driver of the Dodge was taken to a local hospital for treatment of a neck injury. The two passengers are believed to have suffered less severe injuries.

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Posted by: Dallas Trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/30/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Tammie Archie and her 7-year-old grand daughter Serenity Hill are killed in an 18-wheeler accident

On April 23, 2009 a hit-and-run driver in an 18-wheeler claimed the lives of 49-year-old Tammie Archie and her 7-year-old grand daughter Serenity Hill. The accident occurred on I-20 between Monroe and Arcadia, LA as an 18-wheeler clipped the Toyota Camry that Serenity and Tammie were passengers in along with the child's mother Michelle Archie, and the child's aunt Jerika. The truck's tires rolled over the Toyota Camry crushing the car and causing it to roll several times. Both Serenity and Tammie were ejected from the vehicle. Young Serenity died at the scene. Mrs. Archie died several days later in the hospital. The driver of the 18-wheeler fled the scene and has not been apprehended yet.

Louisiana state troopers describe the truck as an "eighteen wheeler" with a white cab, pulling a flat bed type trailer, with freight strapped to the middle of the trailer.

If you have any information call Troop F at (318) 345-0000.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/30/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Trucking accident shuts down I-10 for two hours

On April 28, 2009 an trucking accident shut down I-10 for two hours. The trucking accident occurred in the evening hours as an 18-wheeler jackknifed for reasons not yet determined. As a result, the truck overturned blocking all eastbound lanes. Traffic was rerouted for a period of two hours while crews worked to clean up the debris. Fortunately, the driver of the truck was not seriously hurt.

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Posted by: Houston Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/29/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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18-Wheeler carrying milk overturns in Temple, TX

On April 28, 2009 an 18-wheeler accident occurred in Temple, TX. The single vehicle 18-wheeler accident occurred on Loop 363 and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The alleged cause of the accident is said to be driver inattention. According to authorities, the driver bent over to retrieve something in his truck when he lost control, over-corrected, and then flipped the 18-wheeler over. The truck was carrying approximately 9,000 gallons of milk of which some 4,000 gallons spilled out. The driver was not seriously hurt.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas 18-wheeler accident lawyer Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/28/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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An 18-wheeler overturned on a Loop 12 on ramp in Irving Texas

On April 27, 2009 an 18-wheeler accident occurred on Loop 12 in Irving, TX. The accident occurred in the morning rush hour as the 18-wheeler attempted to take the ramp from eastbound Highway 183 onto northbound Loop 12 across from the old Dallas Cowboys stadium. Anyone that commutes from the mid cities area to Dallas is probably familiar with that ramp as it is the connection point between 183 and I-35 northbound. It appears that the driver took this rather sharp turn too fast for the wet conditions causing his truck to roll to the outside of the turn. The 18-wheeler's cargo was spilled and the trailer was twisted about its frame. The condition of the driver is not yet known.

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Posted by: Dallas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/27/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Two injured as an 18-wheeler jack-knifes in Dallas, Texas

On April 17, 2009 an 18-wheeler jack-knifed in Dallas injuring two people. The 18-wheeler accident occurred in the morning hours as the truck took the mix master ramp that connects I-35 to I-30 eastbound. According to authorities, the driver of the 18-wheeler lost control and, crashed into the median, and jack-knifed into a minivan. Both of the occupants of the minivan were transported to a local hospital for treatment of non life-threatening injuries. Authorities believe that the truck was traveling too fast for the conditions.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/24/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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33-year-old Herbet Saxton Jr. killed in 18-wheeler accident

On April 20, 2009 33-year-old Herbert Saxton Jr. was killed in a trucking accident. The accident occurred at approximately 6:00 p.m. as Saxton rode his motorcycle near the split of I-580 and I-205 just west of Tracy, CA. The 18-wheeler pulled from the right shoulder across several lanes of traffic from a complete stand still. The 18-wheeler blocked several lanes of the highway leaving Saxton nowhere to go and no time to react. His 2008 Yamaha motorcycle crashed into the side of the 18-wheeler whereby he was thrown from his bike and ran over by the tires of the big rig. He died at the scene. The driver of the 18-wheeler was not injured.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/23/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Teirson Hollis and Ryne Wilhite were killed in an accident involving an 18-wheeler

On April 21, 2009 college sophomores Teirson Hollis and Ryne Wilhite were killed when the car they were traveling in collided with an 18-wheeler. The tragic accident occurred in Maplesville, AL as the two college football players were returning to Faulkner University after visiting a friend in Tuscaloosa. The specifics of the accident have not been made public.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/22/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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52-year-old Willie George Williams Jr. struck by 18-wheeler while riding his bicycle

On April 21, 2009 52-year-old Willie George Williams Jr. of Bryan, TX died from injuries sustained in an 18-wheeler accident. The accident occurred at approximately 9:00 p.m. as Williams was riding his bicycle on Texas 21 east of Bryan. According to authorities, Williams was attempting to cross the highway when he was struck by the 18-wheeler. He was transported to St. Joseph Regional Health Center where he later expired. The cause of the accident is still under investigation and no charges have been filed.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/21/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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15 Jascksonville, TX students injured in school bus/ 18-wheeler accident

On April 20, 2009 15 Jacksonville students were injured in an trucking accident involving an 18-wheeler and a school bus. The accident occurred as an 18-wheeler ran a red light at Loop 456 and highway 69 resulting in a collision with the school bus. The rear passenger-side wheel well took the brunt of the collision. All of the injured students were transported to area hospitals with one child later being transferred to Children's Hospital in Dallas. All of the injuries are believed to be non life-threatening. 

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Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/20/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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48-year-old Lydel Turner was killed in an 18-wheeler accident

On April 17, 2009 48-year-old truck driver Lydel Turner died in an accident on I-75 in Dayton Ohio. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 4:24 a.m. between the intersections of Needmore Rd. and Wagner Ford Rd. Turner was driving an 18-wheeler for Pitt Ohio express when he attempted to slow for traffic and crashed into a Walmart truck in front of him. The cab of Turner's truck was crushed and he was trapped inside. Rescue workers attempted to free him from the wreckage but he expired before he could be extracted.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident lawyer Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/17/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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53-year-old Delores K. Polk is injured in an accident involving an 18-wheeler

On April 15, 2009 53-year-old Delores K. Polk was injured in an accident involving an 18-wheeler. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 3:40 p.m. on Interstate 55 in Macoupin County, IL. as the car Polk was a passenger in made an abrupt lane change and crashed into the rear of an 18-wheeler. Polk was taken by helicopter to St. Johns hospital for treatment of serious injuries. Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the abrupt lane change.

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Posted by: Dallas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/16/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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67-year-old Stanley Glenn Jr. is killed in trucking accident

On April 15, 2009 67-year-old Stanley Glenn Junior was killed in an accident involving an 18-wheeler. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 10:00 p.m. in Adams County, OH. According to authorities, Mr. Glenn made a left turn into the path of an oncoming semi. The truck driver was unable to stop in time, and collided with Mr. Glenn's pickup truck. Mr. Glenn was pronounced dead at the scene, and the truck driver suffered minor injuries.

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Posted by: Dallas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/15/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Robin Ashley Barber dies in 18-wheeler accident

On April 14, 2009 Robin Ashley Barber was killed in an 18-wheeler accident. The accident occurred in Hancock County, MS when he car collided with an 18-wheeler. The full details of the accident have not been made available to the public. The cause of death was attributed to blunt-force injuries. The driver of the 18-wheeler suffered minor injuries.

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Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth 18-wheeler accident lawyer Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/14/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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18-wheeler overturns in Downsville, TX

On April 8, 2009 an 18-wheeler accident occurred in rural McLennan County, TX. The accident occurred as the driver of an 18-wheeler was heading westbound on Fm 434 in Downsville when he lost control of his truck and flipped it. Authorities believe that the driver was going too fast around a corner which caused the truck to overturn. Fortunately the driver was not injured.

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Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/13/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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72-year-old Charles King killed in motorcycle accident involving an 18-wheeler

On April 9, 2009 a motorcycle accident involving an 18-wheeler claimed the life of 72-year-old Charles King. The accident occurred at approximately 11:30 p.m. on westbound LBJ (635) Freeway and Centerville Road in Garland, TX. when a vehicle attempted a lane change maneuver and struck King's motorcycle, as well as the motorcycle of King's riding partner. The collision caused Mr. King to lay his bike down in the path of an 18-wheeler. The 18-wheeler ran him over, killing him instantly. The driver that started the accident fled the scene. Authorities are asking anyone with information about the accident to contact the Garland Crime Stoppers Tips Line at 972-272-8477.

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Posted by: Dallas Texas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/10/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Zoma Ramirez' SUV is crushed by an 18-wheeler cargo container

On April 8, 2009 Zoma Ramirez' SUV was crushed when a shipping container fell off of a flatbed trailer. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 11 a.m. near Highway 59 and Highway 288 in Houston, TX. as the cargo container on an 18-wheeler flatbed struck and overpass and was forced off of the bed and onto the Honda Element of Zora Ramirez. The passenger side of Ramirez' SUV was crushed. Fortunately, she survived the accident with only minor injuries.

These types of accidents should be avoidable. When an a shipping company plans to transport such a container on the back of an 18-wheeler they have to file for a permit with TxDOT whereby the route must be approved. It is beleived that the driver of this 18-wheeler did not follow the reccomended path.

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Posted by: Houston Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/10/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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26-year-old Tiffany Smith was injured in an accident involving a garbage truck in cleburne, TX

On April 4, 2009 26-year-old Tiffany Smith was involved in a car accident with a garbage truck. The automobile accident occurred in Cleburne, TX and resulted in Ms. Smith being transported to Huguley Memorial Medical Center by helicopter. her condition is not yet known.

Additionally, a 3-year-old child in Smith's suffered non life-threatening injuries in the accident, and is expected to make a full recovery.

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Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas Trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/9/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Firefighter Tommy Hauesler is seriously injured in 18-wheeler accident

On November 22, 2008 firefighter Tommy Hauesler of Cordele, GA was seriously injured in an 18-wheeler accident. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 8:45 a.m. at the intersection of U.S. Hwy 41 and Rockhouse Rd. as Hauesler was traveling in a firetruck. An 18-wheeler ran a stop sign and collided with the firetruck, resulting in a massive accident. The wreckage soon became engulfed in flames and rescue workers bravely worked through the chaos and were able to extract Hauseler and transport him to a local hospital. He suffered from multiple burns, two broken shoulders, two collapsed lungs, and a variety of other injuries as well. The driver of the 18-wheeler did not survive the accident.

On April 7, 2009 Mr. Hauesler wrote the following letter to the editor of the Cornel Dispatch: 

Dear Editor:

On November 22, 2008, as I was en route to Crisp County Fire Rescue station one for training, and an 18-wheeler ran a stop sign causing a collision with the fire truck I was driving.

I sustained serious injuries. In the blink of an eye, my life as well as my family's lives was turned upside down. I survived only by the grace of God, the quick response of emergency crews and excellent care provided by qualified people.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Crisp County Fire Rescue, Emergency Medical Services, Cordele Fire Department, Crisp County Sheriff's Department, Georgia State Patrol, Cordele Police Department, E-911 and all other agencies involved.

I especially want to thank EMS for risking their lives to pull me from the burning fire truck. Thanks to CCFR for fighting the fire to keep it off me and cool EMS personnel as much as possible.

I would also like to thank the employees of Crisp Regional Hospital who tirelessly worked to stabilize me while I was in the emergency room and operating room so I could be transferred to a trauma center.

Words simply cannot express my appreciation for the support and generosity shown by my family and community through this difficult time, but I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for everything that has been done on my behalf. Your kindness will always be remembered.

I especially thank everyone for their prayers, thoughts, visits, calls, cards and/or notes, and monetary gifts. The prayers are what carried me through.

Thanks to everyone who participated with and/or donated to the motorcycle benefit ride and rib sale, cooking and distribution. Thanks to the Dooly and Crisp County public safety personnel who participated in my warm welcome home greeting. It is great to be home! God bless and be with you all.

With sincere thanks,

Tommy Hauesler, FF/EMT CCFR

Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas 18-wheeler accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/8/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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18-wheeler accident causes power outage in Reno, NV

On April 6, 2009 an 18-wheeler caused a power outage in Reno, NV. The accident occurred as an over sized 18-wheeler was traveling north on Clear Acre Lane near Dandini Blvd. when part of the truck snagged two power lines, causing them to break. The accident resulted in 8,000 homes losing power before utility workers could restore service. 

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/7/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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18-wheeler accident in South Carolina kills one

On April 4, 2009 an 18-wheeler accident in Myrtle Beach, SC claimed the life of 28-year-old Michael Elliot. The trucking accident occurred as an 18-wheeler rear ended a pickup truck on Old Pee Dee Highway in the community of Pleasant Hill. The details of the accident have not been fully released to the public, but it is known there were two people riding in the bed of the truck, one of which, Michael Elliot, died in the collision. The condition of the 18-wheeler driver, and the other two occupants of the pickup truck are not known.

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Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/6/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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36-year-old constrcution worker Ruben Garcia Serrano dies when struck by an 18-wheeler

On April 3, 2009 36-year-old construction worker Ruben Garcia Serrano was killed after being struck by an 18-wheeler. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 3:30 a.m. on I-75 south of the Colonial exit. Serrano was working on a paving project when he crossed the highway and was struck by the 18-wheeler. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the truck was not injured. 

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Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas trucking accidnet attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/3/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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Oversized 18-wheeler causes power outages

On April 1, 2009 an oversized 18-wheeler caused a power outage in Bryan, TX. The trucking accident occurred at approximately 10 a.m. as the truck snagged a power line on Rabbit Lane. The 18-wheeler, which was operated by an oil company, exceeded height restrictions resulting in the roof of the vehicle making contact with the power line. No one was injured in the accident, but numerous homes lost power.

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/3/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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A Little Caeser's Pizza delivery 18-wheeler overturned in an accident in Brandon, MS

On April 3, 2009 a Little Casers's Pizza delivery 18-wheeler overturned in Brandon, MS. The accident occurred at approximately 13:30 p.m. on westbound I-20. Authorities have not released the specific cause of 18-wheeler accident, but it is believed that weather may have been a contributing factor as a thunderstorm was moving through the area. The driver of the truck escaped with minor injuries. 

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Dallas Fort Worth Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/3/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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18-wheeler accident in Lufkin leaves Ken Smith and another driver injured

On April 1. 2009 a trucking accident in Lufkin left Ken Smith and another unidentified person injured. The three-vehicle 18-wheeler accident happened on Loop 287 in the 900 block of South John Redditt Drive going toward Old Union Road as the driver of the 18-wheeler allegedly failed to stop for traffic which was slowing due to an upcoming red light. The 18-wheeler rear ended one Honda sedan forcing it into another Honda sedan injuring the drivers of both cars. One of the injured drivers remains unidentified, while the other driver has been identified as Ken Smith of Nacogdoches. The driver of the 18-wheeler has been cited by Lufkin Police for his role in the accident.

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Lufkin Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/2/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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An 18-wheeler is overturned in a 2-vehicle accident in Baytown, TX

On April 2, 2009 a trucking accident left an 18-wheeler overturned near Baytown, TX. The accident occurred at approximately 2:30 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of I-10 East at the San Jacinto River. For reasons not yet determined, the 18-wheeler, which was transporting flammable cargo, and another vehicle collided resulting in the 18-wheeler rolling over. The cargo did not ignite and crews are working to clean up the accident scene. There is no word on the condition of the the driver of the 18-wheeler or of any occupants of the other vehicle.

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/2/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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A propane delivery truck was involved in a rollover accident

On March 31, 2009 an 18-wheeler transporting propane was involved in a rollover accident. The accident occurred at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Highway 64 between Taos and Angel Fire in New Mexico. Allegedly, authorities believe that speed was a contributing factor in the one vehicle accident. While the truck did leak diesel fuel, the cargo of propane did not spill. Clean up crews spent hours extracting the propane and transferring it to another truck before the highway could be reopened.

To learn more information about the laws related to 18-wheeler accidents, trucking accidents, or accidents involving other commercial vehicles, visit the Grossman Law Offices website at www.InjuryRelief.com

Posted by: Dallas Texas trucking accident attorney Michael Grossman | Posted on: 4/1/2009 | Permalink Link to this Article

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