


PHOTO 1: The over turned tractor and trailer that was carrying milk.
PHOTO 2: Looking at the under side of the tank.
PHOTO 3, 4: Firefighters using an erodent material to keep the milk from spreading.
PHOTO 5: The Augusta Co. Hazardous Materials Team truck.
Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2007 – 3:00pm An estimated 2000 gallons of milk spilled out of a tractor trailer while getting off I-64. The probable cause of the accident was speeding by Andrew Moyers, of
Photos/Story Nathan Combs
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