Minnesota Pileup
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by JonJon78, Nov 26, 2025.
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That’s IF they even have one!

I had one even when I first started out at Western Express!!
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Normally such follies occur in the usual places (Wyoming,Pennsylvania,Iowa,Nebraska and once in a blue moon-Michigan).
There was a big wreck a few weeks ago on I-80 in Pennsylvania and there wasn’t a single snowflake on the ground yet!!
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They had a major one in Wyoming a month ago that involves super ego at elk Mountain and it wasn’t even snowing there yetFlat Earth Trucker, TheLoadOut, hope not dumb twucker and 3 others Thank this.
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My thought exactly... look at the first 2 trucks at the front of the pileup... both trailers have the same logo... I'd bet they were trying to "Convoy" and one lost control causing a pileup because his buddy was following to close. Then the rest was just a chain reaction.TheLoadOut, '88K100, Concorde and 2 others Thank this.
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Elk Mountain is one place that can get ANYONE... I've seen very good, experienced hands get into trouble on Elk. The weather and wind up there can be BRUTAL and change in an instant. I will die on this hill, I-80 between Sidney, NE and Green River, WY is by far the most dangerous, unpredictable section interstate in the lower 48 when it comes to winter driving conditions.Trucker61016, blairandgretchen, Flat Earth Trucker and 8 others Thank this.
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You’re correct Wulfman75. Although there are warning signs, knowing what’s going on around the next curve can be the difference between laying in the median versus having ample time to react. Course if more drivers would pay better attention to what’s going on through the windshield, and less time on their phone or watching videos may help them avoid these situations….
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I’ve eased up beside quite a few trucks and held my CB mic in their view trying to alert them of a problem, and get the negative head shake indicating they did not have a CB. Before cell phones became such a big thing, most drivers were at least listening in the event of a problem they couldn’t see….blairandgretchen, 201, TheLoadOut and 6 others Thank this. -
super ego. Ran into the back of another truck and caught his truck on fire killing him is what happened last monthTheLoadOut, hope not dumb twucker, mjd4277 and 1 other person Thank this.
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Lol... well there are always the usual suspects that can get themselves into trouble on a nice calm, clear, sunny day with perfect driving conditions. Yeah I saw that, went past it on my way out a few weeks back.TheLoadOut and hope not dumb twucker Thank this.
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