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Enforcement Boosted in I-80 Work Zone After Truck Wrecks

Author/Presenter: DeWitte, Dave
Abstract:

In about one week’s time, several large trucks overturned in the same location at the I-80 work zone in Johnson County. It raised some concerns about the conditions of pavement edges. The DOT has added signs and traffic cones to warn drivers of those conditions. However, the cause for the accidents is still under investigation.

Source: Eastern Iowa News Now
Publication Date: April 26, 2011
Notes:

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Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Commercial Vehicles; Crash Causes; Truck Crashes; Work Zones

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