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The dump truck was stopped in traffic due to paving. The freight truck failed to stop and hit the back end of the transfer trailer. No life threatening injuries to either driver, no broken bones, just lots of bruises and pain. [attachment=1743:attachment] [attachment=1742:attachment] [attachment=1741:attachment] [attachment=1744:attachment]

Damn :s

Sooo... Is this a real big tow truck bill or w0t??

Quoting a popular ad here:
"My arms went that way, and my legs went that way!"

Damn ada o.0 while we are on the \"wrecked truck\" theme... [url=\"http://us3rX.killanet.net/truck\"]http://us3rX.killanet.net/truck[/url] (taken at work, with my camera phone... so yeah...) The driver lived, but died about 2 weeks later in the ICU.

Not trying to \"hi-jack\" your thread ada /blum.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\':P\' />

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I\'m still amazed that the driver from your pix lived as long as he did, jer.

yeah i know, the weird thing is, while the truck was there, we looked in it, and etc and didnt see a drop of blood :s dont know if he was thrown from the truck or what, but yeah its weird that there isnt a drop of blood, well not that we saw.

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Turtleman: yes, it will be a rather large bill for the clean up on this one. Big trucks tend to make big messes; however we did save the insurance companies *some* money by not calling in the three extra trucks until it was time to load them and haul them off to the yard. They hate paying standby time ... cheapskates /blum.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\':P\' />