COLQUITT COUNTY, Ga. (WALB/Gray News) – A crash involving a Walmart semitruck and a minivan in Georgia ended with the vehicle colliding into a home.
According to the Georgia State Patrol, the crash took place after a minivan pulled out in front of the semi. The driver of the semi reportedly lost control and struck a nearby home in Colquitt County.
Police said a woman inside the house was injured. Officials said her injuries were not life-threatening, but she was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The driver of the minivan was charged with failure to yield when entering a roadway, according to officials.
Authorities are continuing to investigate the crash.
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Walmart semitruck crashes into home after collision with minivan
Walmart crashes into house
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by drvrtech77, Sep 25, 2025 at 9:56 PM.
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I have seen so many trucks accidents where the commercial driver is trying avoid a 4 wheeler in the wrong ... Usually this same scenario of entering a roadway in front of oncoming truck. The truck always takes evasive action to avoid hitting the car..... And sadly causes a loss of control of the big rig that then hits other buildings, vehicles, oncoming traffic or ends up in a ditch or off an overpass (about a year or so ago I posted pics of witnessing a belt trailer avoiding a car who turned left in front of him and nosed right thru guard rail and the weight pushed his day cab straight into the median..... Never heard whether the driver survived but it was bad in Idaho...)
I've come to a personal conclusion that I will always watch and prepare for that idiot turning in front of me and if they do I'll give it all the brakes and Jake I can..... But I'm not going to try and swerve to avoid them..... In every accident I review that "swerve" ends up being more dangerous to you and every other bystander or innocent building or vehicles than just hitting the car who cut the truck off. Another accident in Central Utah on US-6 the CDL Driver swerved to miss a car who failed to stop cutting him off.... His truck went into oncoming traffic, killed a couple people in oncoming car and also a ATV rider riding down the side of the road, as well as rolling his truck and 2 trailers..... How much less damage or loss of life might have happened by keeping the rig straight and just emergency braking even if he did strike the vehicle he was trying to avoid?...... I don't know but seems the better option after reviewing all the accidents where the truck attempted evasive maneuvers.
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Trust me i STILL have nightmares of that mom pulling that baby out and it not crying for a minute. Bur even so, I have come to the conclusion if i had swerved and rolled into or onto oncoming it may and likely would not have been a few bruses and broken fingers. It would have been a closed casket funeral.
Swerveing is the worst #### thing you can do.Gearjammin' Penguin, hope not dumb twucker, Oldman83 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Also no its defo a walmart truck.
Been seeing a LOT of head diapers driving their actual rigs recently. Not just pulling but in the unform and everything.Trucker61016, JB7 and hope not dumb twucker Thank this. -
Yeah, you're right. I deleted that but you beat me to it. No worries, #### happens.
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