Concrete Truck Rolls Over at Washington County Intersection
A loaded concrete truck overturned while turning at Highway 164 and County Highway E early Tuesday morning, narrowly missing an oncoming car.
On the morning of Oct. 13, a concrete truck rolled over at the intersection of Highway 164 and County Highway E in Washington County, Wisconsin, injuring the truck driver, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
How the Truck Rollover on Highway 164 Unfolded
Deputies were called to the scene at about 7:21 a.m. The Schmitz Concrete truck was traveling southbound on Highway 164 and turning west onto County Highway E when it rolled into the eastbound lane of traffic. The loaded truck narrowly missed an eastbound car. The car driver was not injured, though the vehicle sustained minor damage from debris. The concrete truck driver suffered minor injuries, authorities said. The Wisconsin State Patrol, Slinger Fire Department and Lifestar Rescue also responded to the scene.
Road Closure and Cleanup
County Highway E at Highway 164 was closed in both directions while cleanup was underway, with the Washington County Highway Shop assisting in debris removal. Officials expected the road to reopen before noon.
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