ASHEVILLE, NC — Joshua Jolly was hurt in a single-vehicle construction truck accident that happened in Asheville, North Carolina on Wednesday, January 28th, 2015. the news said that the accident happened at about 8:15 Wednesday afternoon.
Joshua Jolly was hurt when the contruction truck he was driving crashed on Interstate 26 in the westbound lanes. The news said that the truck lost control before it flipped and rolled before it hit a guardrail.
Jolly was taken by EMS to a nearby hospital with unspecified injuries.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol is currently investigating the accident.
Scene of the Accident
View from the Road
Commentary:
Does anybody know what sparked off this accident? Was there possibly another vehicle involved? Did something with the truck itself go wrong? If the truck had some kind of tire blowout, or manufacturer defect in the vehicle, the manufacturer of the vehicle could be liable for the accident, but considering we don’t know how the accident happened, I’d need to see more information.
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