Three Truckers Killed After Two Big Rigs Collide

Southfield, MI (Law Firm Newswire) June 19, 2018 – Two big rigs recently collided on Interstate 40 in Lonoke County, Arkansas.

In the aftermath of this collision, three truckers were killed. According to the crash report one of the trucks was heading east on I-40, then suddenly, the truck crossed the median and ended up in the westbound lane, where it hit another truck carrying two people.

The Department of Transportation was unable to determine how the truck crossed a wire safety barrier in the median. All three people involved in the head-on crash were pronounced dead at the scene.

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