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KSP gives more details of accident which closed I-65 Tuesday

By Jared Newberry

KY State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Post 4 Elizabethtown, is investigating a mid morning accident which occurred on Tuesday, November 26, 2013, in Hart County along Interstate 65. According to Officer Brian Wood, a tractor and trailer headed southbound near the Larue/Hart County line made contact with another tractor and trailer, lost control and crossed the median; coming to final rest in the northbound lanes. No injuries are reported at this time, however traffic along I-65 northbound was closed for several hours and traffic was re-routed to secondary roads via a temporary detour. Officer Brian Wood is handling the investigation and was assited by Officer Nicholas Pruitt. - Officer Jared Newberry, Public Affairs Officer, KSP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement




This story was posted on 2013-11-27 10:01:58
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