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Semi-Truck Accident on I-35 Injures Several People A serious 18 wheeler accident on I-35 involved a Dallas based bus, small car and semi-truck. Several people were injured and taken to area hospitals. -
Dallas Bound Amtrak Train and Commercial Truck Collide Recently, an Amtrak train headed to Dallas, TX collided with a large box truck. The truck driver was taken to an area hospital with life-threatening injuries. -
Truck accident on Ranger Hill Injures 5 and Shuts Down I-20 An 18-Wheeler driving near Ranger on I-20 loses control on slick roads and causes an accident that shut down the highway for over 6 hours. -
One Step Closer to Mandatory Sleep Apnea Test for Truckers As the push to indentify and treat obstructive sleep apnea in truckers increases, the trucking industry may soon see big changes to OSA screening. -
Semi-Truck accident on I-30 in Dallas Damages Bridge A recent semi-truck accident on I-30 in Dallas damaged a bridge and spilled the trucks load all over the interstate. -
Police Officers Hurt When Semi-Truck Crashes Into Two Cars Rain and slick city streets recently contributed to a serious semi-truck accident in North Dallas. The 18 wheeler hit two police squad cars on the JBJ Freeway. -
Semi-Truck Crashes, Spills Load on I-30 in Dallas An 18-wheeler recently overturned on I-30 in Dallas, TX. While no one was hurt, the semi-truck accident did cause the trailer to spill its load. -
Brake Failure Might Have Caused Dallas Fire Truck Accident Investigators from Dallas Fire-Rescue are looking into an accident that will cost the department thousands of dollars. Faulty brakes might have been the cause. -
Mexican Trucks to Travel In and Out of Texas A long and contentious battle involving allowing trucks from Mexico to travel into the U.S. is over. The international trucks have made their debut in Texas. -
Higher Weight Limits Proposed by Trucking Industry Soon, heavier trucks may be allowed to travel the roads of Texas. New proposals will raise the allowable weight of commercial trucks by up to 9,000 pounds.