Fedex Semi Crashed Into A House In Fl.
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Big ass major intersection and the truck went straight into the corner house left to right in the view I selected.
Most of the time when I have hit cars or they hit me I soak up the hit and get the path of the semi changed very little.
https://www.google.com/maps/@26.760...=8.498787&pitch=0&thumbfov=100!7i16384!8i8192
Most of the time when I have hit cars or they hit me I soak up the hit and get the path of the semi changed very little.
https://www.google.com/maps/@26.760...=8.498787&pitch=0&thumbfov=100!7i16384!8i8192
I found an update on this crash,I think may clear the FedEx driver of a chargeable.
https://www.wptv.com/news/region-c-...x-truck-crashes-into-house-in-west-palm-beach
https://www.wptv.com/news/region-c-...x-truck-crashes-into-house-in-west-palm-beach
Someone blowing through a red light? I can’t believe that!
I think Atlanta wins the award for the most motorists running red lights. It is so bad there people with a green light slow down to look both ways to avoid being hit in the side.
There has been two fatal accidents, four dead, on I 40 in Arkansas this week involving tractor trailer rigs rear ending other vehicles. Initial reports indicate distracted driving as the cause. Not good PR for the trucking industry. Put down that phone & drive like the professional you are supposed to be!
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Throw in a rollover at Galloway eastbound I think they are still cleaning that up.
Arkansas has a section of 40 from Rock to Memphis thats really straight and boring in places. But carry so many wrecks its really a shame.
Only in Arkansas...
That stretch seems like it's 300 miles long. It is one of the most heavily traveled highways by commercial vehicles in the country & also has one of the highest accident/fatality rates also.
I actually feared working breakdowns there, day or night. There have been fatalities to construction crews, recovery vehicles & state police from Memphis to Little Rock. The new White River bridge will help but so much more is needed.