OZARK, AR — A truck driver was hurt after a lumber truck accident that happened in Ozark, Arkansas on Wednesday, April 15th, 2015. Area news reports did not pin down the exact time of the crash in their initial releases.
One man was hurt when the lumber truck he was driving crashed and rolled on Highway 62. Authorities did not say exactly what happened in the accident, but added that the lumber the truck was hauling spilled out onto the roadway in the crash.
The driver of the truck was taken to a nearby hospital by first responders. An update on his condition was unavailable.
Local Police are helping determine what happened in the accident.
Scene of the Accident
Commentary:
Does anybody know what caused the truck to crash in the first place? Was there another vehicle on the road that was driving erratically? Did the load of lumber perhaps shift because it was improperly secured on the truck, shifting the weight and momentum of the vehicle into a serious rollover accident? There are a lot of possibilities and very few details reported in the news, so if anybody has a better clue as to what happened, I’d be interested to hear what they know.
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