My SSR: 2006 Red # 2238, 2005 Red #17046 (RIP) 2006 Pacific Blue #122857 06 black over silver 22946
I 40 Closed btween Knoxsville & Nashville
Well yesterday plans were blown away, I 40 has been closed between mile marker 288 & 367 ,for two days because of a wreck envoling two tankers and two cars .One of the tankers was carring a hazardous chemical power. a special tanker had to come from N.J. before the powder could be removed .State Police & Hazmart had a 1500 ft Dead Zone . Hope no one going that wat .: banghead
My SSR: Black, '03, 1sb, #1256, License Plate was WOW FCTR
"A tanker hauling a chemical with the potential of delivering a deadly triple blow to the Crab Orchard area community overturned in a chain-reaction crash on rain-slickened I-40 Saturday, causing the evacuation of 164 homes and businesses and creating a traffic nightmare for thousands of motorists and law enforcement alike. I-40 and U.S. 70 in Cumberland County were closed for over 31 hours."
"Some 20 federal, state and local agencies were involved in the off-loading and cleanup. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was dispatched to the site and set up air quality monitoring throughout the area and found no trace of deadly chemical being released into the atmosphere. In addition to the Crossville/Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency's response, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency also had personnel at the scene. A Roane County EMA personnel were also present to offer assistance and support."
My SSR: 2006 Red # 2238, 2005 Red #17046 (RIP) 2006 Pacific Blue #122857 06 black over silver 22946
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Originally Posted by WOW_FCTR
"A tanker hauling a chemical with the potential of delivering a deadly triple blow to the Crab Orchard area community overturned in a chain-reaction crash on rain-slickened I-40 Saturday, causing the evacuation of 164 homes and businesses and creating a traffic nightmare for thousands of motorists and law enforcement alike. I-40 and U.S. 70 in Cumberland County were closed for over 31 hours."
"Some 20 federal, state and local agencies were involved in the off-loading and cleanup. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was dispatched to the site and set up air quality monitoring throughout the area and found no trace of deadly chemical being released into the atmosphere. In addition to the Crossville/Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency's response, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency also had personnel at the scene. A Roane County EMA personnel were also present to offer assistance and support."
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