Multiple 18-wheeler accident snarls traffic for hours

Closer to Corning wrote:

<quoted text>Were there no options in Corning? The accident occured several miles closer to Corning than Pocahontas. Comp Towing seems to have the larger equipment needed to clean up the big 18 wheeler messes. No one has mentioned the cause of the accident. Were the 18 wheelers going too fast for conditions? In almost zero visibility the trucks should have been traveling at a snails pace.

The driver of the grain truck did not see the stop sign due to te fog the truck driver was doing the speed and being careful it was not the truck drivers fault it was the grain truck

unknown wrote:

<quoted text> The driver of the grain truck did not see the stop sign due to te fog the truck driver was doing the speed and being careful it was not the truck drivers fault it was the grain truck

Do you mean doing the speed limit? 55 was way too fast that day. Should have been doing 25 at the most. Then everyone could have stopped or slowed enough to minimize the damage.

From the looks of the pictures,it's a miracle that they weren't ALL killed on impact.That grain hauler was packing one heck of a load of weight behind it. Really fortunate and a miracle,I'd say,that it didn't turn into a huge pileup with people killed,look at what happened last Sunday in Florida on I-75,about 11 killed when they all rearended at night in thick smoke and multiple fires and explosions of the cars took place,also 18 wheelers literally ran over the tops of cars there.Zero visibility is very dangerous.

Guest wrote:

<quoted text>do your one ignorant

Could someone interpret this for me? I don't speak retard.

does any one no how that lady is doing