Semi truck drives recklessly crossing into oncoming traffic, Hartsville TN
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TrafficA blue semi truck with an aluminum trailer was driving recklessly south on Highway 10 near Hartsville. The vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic multiple times after entering Trousdale County from Lafayette. The incident was reported by a dump truck driver following the semi.
Audio|Heard on: Trousdale County Sheriff
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02:59
Transcript:
00:00
The 1076 just crossing over into Trousdale County on Highway 10 from,
00:07
moving all over the roadway.
00:11
10, 4, routes from roadway.
00:18
Caller did you guys, he just passed the state trooper on 10.
00:27
This semi is going to be dark blue in color with an aluminum trailer.
00:33
The caller's going to be in a dump truck behind them.
00:46
8.09.
00:50
8403 is going to be a Cote 3.
00:52
1043 is going to be a Cote 3.
01:00
104. Park 2.10.
01:04
Vehicles just past middle fork at this time, still traveling south.
01:10
104. Just advise which way it goes at the intersection.
01:19
4010 passing out lipid at this time
01:27
Can color-advised east head going right west toward Hart School?
01:32
10, for I've got contact with him.
01:42
They advised what was reckless about him?
01:49
He was crossing over the yellow line into oncoming traffic several times coming down from Lafayette.
02:00
Payton Hart, one of tipping traffic on that semi truck.
02:07
Two-past the Mockenberg.
02:19
Ten-four.
02:24
Trailer Tasley, Union (number withheld).
02:29
Can we be pulling out of the odles.
02:42
104.
02:47
Hartsway 10, NSR Union (number withheld), NSR, not on file.
02:59
Okay,
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Location mentioned:
TN-10, Hartsville, TN 37074
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