Two Injured following Big-Rig Collision near 67th Avenue

PHOENIX, AZ (October 12, 2023) - Early Wednesday morning, two people were hospitalized after a rollover semi-truck accident on Interstate 10.

The incident transpired at approximately 5:30 a.m. on October 4th, in proximity to 67th Avenue. As per the information provided by the Arizona Department of Public Safety, a collision occurred involving a semi-truck carrying a load of cheese and a pickup truck. Furthermore, the semi-truck tipped over, coming to rest on its side, while the pickup truck sustained significant damage. Additionally, two individuals in the pickup truck sustained injuries, prompting paramedics to transport them to the hospital. The identities and current conditions of these individuals have not been disclosed by the authorities at this time. The collision also resulted in a spill of diesel fuel in the area, necessitating cleanup efforts by the response crews. Meanwhile, drivers were advised to exercise caution while traversing the area, as the authorities had temporarily blocked the roadway to manage the situation. An active investigation into the incident remains ongoing. Similar to other truck accidents, improperly secured cargo and load loss can lead to tragic consequences, including loss of life, serious injuries, and property damage. It is the responsibility of the truck driver to diligently inspect the load to ensure it is properly secured and safe for transport, and the trucking company must also uphold safety protocols to prevent accidents.

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