The crash took place on State Route 165 when a semi-truck traveled off the road and flipped on its side.
The tractor-trailer was carrying 40,000 pounds of contaminated soil away from the train derailment site.
According to a news release, the crash took place on State Route 165 when a semi-truck traveled off the road and flipped on its side.The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency says there is not a threat to public health.Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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