Trucking Accident
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Trucking Accident In The News
Crossover on U.S. 64 under fireA crossover that Lendel Vines Trucking Co. officials say ensures 18-wheeler traffic flows safely in and out of the business on U.S. 64 could be narrowed significantly if the state highway department gets its way.
Salt prices have ’pike hoping for ‘average’ winterRising salt prices are elevating concerns on the West Virginia Turnpike, now that winter has made an early invasion.
Wind power is pushing Duluth port to a new ageThe explosive growth of wind turbine imports is keeping MnDOT and the port busy.
Florida crash killed 7 kids, but was it a crime?A few days after Jacksonville trucker Alvin Wilkerson went to prison in June, a guard asked if it was his first time there.
Trucking Industry Insiders Say Drug Law Not EnoughLess than a year after taking effect, an Arkansas law requiring trucking companies to check a state database about drug and alcohol abuse by prospective drivers represents progress, but the measure is not enough, say industry insiders.
Speeding trucker had role in 2007 inferno in I-5 tunnelCHP recommended manslaughter charges in crash that killed three and injured 10, but district attorney says defense could claim trucking firm was to blame for poor maintenance of the brakes. A speeding trucker who lost control of his tractor-trailer triggered last year's deadly Interstate 5 pileup in a tunnel near Santa Clarita, according to an investigation that also raised concerns about a ...
Nova Scotia government vows to renew public confidence after highway jamThe Nova Scotia government will do "whatever it takes" to restore the confidence of drivers after a massive traffic snarl last week left 1,500 vehicles stuck overnight in the middle of a snowstorm, the province's transportation minister said Monday.
Crash kills driver of SUV on 431An early morning wreck Friday at the intersection of U.S. 431 South and Kilpatrick Road in Albertville left the driver of a sport-utility vehicle dead and the driver of an 18-wheeler injured.
Sound OffAbout the worker housing for the refinery: I worked at Shell back in the '80s, when we had major shutdowns; over 2,000 contractors in there at one time. This is not needed. We have contractors in this area that we'll more than absorb.
Explosion in car sidelined trucker for two weeksBATESVILLE Johnny Roberts woke up to a new president-elect and lower gas prices.
