SoccerMom2
New Member
Hermanville and Three Notch. Over turned truck. If you are going to or from gate 3 find another way. This makes number 125468546584786 at this damn light!
Bad accident on Three Notch & Hermanville
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SoccerMom2
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The truck is on it's side.
Bay_Kat
Tropical
The other thread it better, it has a picture.
Seriously though, I hope everyone is okay.
SoccerMom2
New Member
The other thread it better, it has a picture.
Seriously though, I hope everyone is okay.
I was going to post a picture but it won't load up....lol! I hope everyone is ok too. They really need to do something about that light. Oh and people driving at that intersection need to learn how not to run a red light.
SoccerMom2
New Member
Hubby helped the guy from the truck get out. He said the guy had a huge hematoma on his forehead.
Bay_Kat
Tropical
Ouchy, hope he's okay. Glad your hubby could help him.
RavensFan52
New Member
The other thread it better, it has a picture.
Seriously though, I hope everyone is okay.
This one has better pictures now.
mAlice
professional daydreamer
This one has better pictures now.
Good pics. Thanks for sharing. I came up on that on the way home...looked pretty bad.
RavensFan52
New Member
More pictures will be published on baynet.
Are you Carrie?
MMDad
Lem Putt
This one has better pictures now.
And that's why the FD should be following the rules. Someone just might be taking pictures and posting them online, showing at least five firefighters violating federal law.
What laws did they break?
MMDad
Lem Putt
23 CFR 634
GWguy
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Ok, in English for us non-emergency responders, please?
23 CFR Part 634
Pursuant to Section 1402 of
the Safe, Accountable, Flexible,
Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A
Legacy for Users (SAFETEA–LU), this
final rule establishes a policy for the use
of high-visibility safety apparel. The
FHWA establishes a new Part in title 23,
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) that
requires the use of high-visibility safety
apparel and provides guidance on its
application. This rulemaking applies
only to workers who are working within
the rights-of-way of Federal-aid
highways. The FHWA is taking this
action to decrease the likelihood of
fatalities or injuries to workers on foot
who are exposed either to traffic
(vehicles using the highway for
purposes of travel) or to construction
vehicles or equipment while working
within the rights-of-way of Federal-aid
highways.
And you people think I am stupid.
GWguy
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I always Google for everyone else, tonight it was my turn to play dumb.Naw.... no one ever said that.
Oh, wait....