A tractor-trailer collision with a car on U.S. Highway 280 in Smiths Station, Alabama (Lee County) killed one person. The truck accident occurred at the intersection of Lee County Road 248 and Hwy 280. Glenda Baggett of Smiths Station, Alabama was sadly killed when her Chevrolet sedan collided with a 2006 Freightliner truck driven by Ronnie Howard, Sr., of Midway, Georgia. Alabama State Troopers are still investigating the motor vehicle accident, but initial reports indicate Ms. Baggett may have failed to stop at a red light. According to a report by a local television station WTVM, this is a very busy and dangerous intersection. According to the Alabama Department of Public Safety, in 2008 there were 18,025 Alabama auto accidents that were caused by one driver failing to yield the right of way.
An 18 Wheeler Accident on Hwy 280 Kills Driver of Car
Posted In: Truck Accidents
Categories:
Contact Us
Recent Entries
June 18, 2010 Bicycle Safety Can Reduce the Number of Bike Accidents Summer in Alabama means more bicycles and motorcycles on Alabama roads. In 2008, 182 people...
June 15, 2010 Lauderdale County Car Wreck Claims Life of Tennessee Resident A two car collision near Lexington, Alabama (Lauderdale Co.) has sadly claimed the life of...
June 4, 2010 More Troopers Equals Fewer Car Accidents and Deaths on Alabama's Highways It appears there is a correlation between an increase in the number of Alabama State...
June 3, 2010 Proper Car Seat Installation Can Save Lives Car Accidents are the number one killer of children under age 12. Statistics show that...
June 1, 2010 I-65 Car Accident Near Greenville, AL Claims 4 Lives A multi-car accident on Interstate 65 near Greenville, Alabama (Butler County) has sadly killed four...
May 27, 2010 Tuscaloosa Auto Accident Claims 2 Lives A tragic crash between a motorcycle and car in Tuscaloosa has claimed the lives of...


