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July 29, 2010

It’s not uncommon for cattle to stray from the farms where they reside, but it is uncommon to have them wandering roadways after an Indiana truck accident. However, that is exactly what happened in an Indiana truck accident.

According to the Indy Star, a Monday night Indiana truck accident left some cattle wandering the land surrounding the roadway where the crash occurred. The Indiana truck accident happened when a cattle trailer being hauled by a semi truck caught fire.

Sixteen of the thirty-four animals involved in the Indiana truck accident survived; however, seven of those survivors escaped.

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July 15, 2010

You may worry about other aspects of your child’s safety while he or she is in school, but automobile traffic inside the school is probably not one of your concerns.

Fortunately, it wasn’t a concern for other parents when an Evansville truck accident involved the school building while students were not on campus.

The Evansville truck accident occurred at North High School on Diamond Avenue when the driver of a tow truck passed out behind the wheel and crashed into the school building, according to Tristate Home Page.

The driver of the tow truck and the female driver of another vehicle involved in the Evansville truck accident were both taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries.

The school sustained damage to the walls and pillars in the front of the school as a result of the Evansville truck accident.

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June 17, 2010

The hazards of the road are something drivers deal with every day, but perhaps those most at risk are the ones working to keep our roads safe. Road construction workers are in danger simply by occupying their work environment.

Unfortunately, two workers realized that danger when they were injured in a Henderson truck accident.

According to The Gleaner, two construction workers were injured when a vehicle lost control on the Audubon and struck the parked truck in which they were sitting, causing the Henderson truck accident.

A 48-year-old man fell asleep behind the wheel of a commercial box truck and struck the truck in which the construction workers were sitting. That truck then struck another truck owned by the same construction company, whose workers had been replacing a guardrail when the Henderson truck accident occurred.

Two of the workers, a 25-year-old man and a 55-year-old man, were injured as a result of the Henderson truck accident.

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