Accident on Ohio Turnpike Today

You may have witnessed an accident if you are a driver and are driving on the Ohio Turnpike. The crash involved two cars, and both drivers were wearing their seat belts. Sakriye Jilaow (the driver of the other vehicle) was driving a truck at the time he crashed into Puckett’s car. The truck driver struck the car head-on, causing the accident. The truck struck a passenger in the vehicle. The passenger in the car was killed in the crash. The Ohio Turnpike was closed for about two hours, but only one lane was open for traffic as the patrol investigated the scene. Both drivers were wearing seat belts at the time of the accident, and there is no word yet on whether or not alcohol played a role in the crash.

Traffic was backed up on the Ohio Turnpike this afternoon after an accident near Amherst, in Lorain County. A large truck hauling glue and resin solutions collided with another vehicle. The truck’s glue and resin accelerated the fire. The investigation is ongoing, although no one was hurt in the accident. If you are a driver in the vicinity, make sure to avoid the Ohio Turnpike and take the time to avoid it.

A tow truck driver was killed in a two-vehicle collision on the Ohio Turnpike Tuesday morning. The collision occurred in the eastbound lanes at around 9 a.m. The driver of the pickup truck was in the back of the commercial vehicle, and he caught fire. It’s unclear whether he was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. The name of the deceased driver has not been released, as notification of the family is underway.

The fireball caused by the accident was so large that both vehicles involved were partially in the roadway. A second semitruck, driven 57-year old man, struck the semi-disabled semi and struck the concrete median wall. The truck caught fire and burst in flames. The truck’s contents were flammable and the explosions continued for over an hour. The fire caused the east and westbound lanes to be closed for a time. The overpass on Interstate 90 was closed as well, but all of the eastbound lanes have since reopened. The semi-truck with burnt tires still sits in the lanes that have lane restrictions.