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Kevin Harlow and his wife Kassie witnessed the train crash. Harlow described how he saw the tractor-trailer stop along the railroad crossing. He said the driver got out and unsuccessfully attempted to free his truck.No one was injured in the crash.
Less than three minutes later, Harlow said he heard the trains whistle and saw the lights through the trees. The tractor-trailers driver jumped out of the trains way with about 15 seconds to spare, Harlow said.
Debris from the tractor-trailer scattered along the road. The impact sliced the vehicle into two pieces one on either side of the tracks. White fluff covered the ground from the destroyed cotton bales the tractor-trailer carried.
Watch Out For Them Trains!
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by bigjoel, May 7, 2012.
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Should have run over that loudmouthed broad doing all the screaming.
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Trucks aren't supposed to go that way. That crossing has been the site of several accidents over the years.
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Nice.. can't even keep the camera on the action, and now the screaming chick is going to sue the trucking company for emotional distress. And probably get a six figure settlement.
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She was screaming like she was tied to the railroad tracks.
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Can I sue the screaming chick for emotional distress?Giggles the Original and Big Duker Thank this.
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glad I had my speakers turned down. sheesh..
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Must have gotten high centered on those pesky landing gear legs on the trailer?? Or wedged the rear set of drives against the trailer because the decline angle was too steep? Is there anyone left for me to sue ... I need a Lawyer
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Well darn, the truck wasn't stuck after the train hit. I don't see the problem.
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