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Got stuck on I-10 in stopped traffic on the 2nd due to a semi loaded with frozen chicken running into the back of a semi loaded with beehives full of bees.
Accident was just east of Dillon Rd. Near Indio/Palm Springs. Both trucks caught on fire so it was Honey Grilled Chicken for everyone...LOL
I was in a work truck and started to feel sorry for the many RV'ers stuck. Then I realized they had it made...watch TV, eat, use the toilet, take a nap....me I had to sit there and stare at the back of the U-haul trailer in front of me. Luckily I had a small bag of Chex Mix and a cup of water.
3 hours wait until the lanes were opened up.
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.................. Then I realized they had it made...watch TV, eat, use the toilet, take a nap....me I had to sit there and stare at the back of the U-haul trailer in front of me.
3 hours wait until the lanes were opened up.
Bad about the accident.....................It sure is nice to be held up in a motorhome though.
Coming across US 20 in Oregon a few years ago, all traffic was halted because of road construction. Since we have a MH, I made us something to eat, we used the bathroom as needed, etc., plus it was very warm that afternoon, so we started the genny and had the A/C going. Saw some people going back to the 5th wheels/trailers to do the same. Lots of people in cars after about 40 minutes were out looking for trees.
Sometimes being an RVer is advantageous.
Barb
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Having been a professional driver in my past, I immediately became concerned with whether any serious injuries might have come about because of this accident. I finally found a news article online. Apparently, one driver suffered minor injuries and the other none at all. Just had some cooked chicken and dead bees.