Posted by Leroy on November 19, 2015 at 17:35:09 from (69.88.202.68):
This morning I was in my 3 wreck since July 2. Done of them my falt. First 2 cars did not slow for stop signs. First wiped out my 16' tandem trailer, did not hurt the truck at that time. About Sept 22 they did total my Dakota with me in it and I got a broken rim. Then this morning about 6:00 total dark headlights facing toward me, could not see my lane till right upon the lights, lane totally whight, hit breaks but too late. The white was a load of bottled water spilled on road where a truck going same way as me had hit the trailer with the water and tore the drivers side clear off and back end the trailer bumper was the same height as my windshield of my Dodge grand caravan. Went thru the water and completely over the side of the trailer that was laying on the road. Took out my windshield, front dorr pillar and put a dent in top full length from that bumper, the duals on the trailer took out the left front fender amd both the drivers and sliding door and the back side window complwtely gone. Was ablt to get with help my drivers door open. Turns out the water loaded truck went left of center, think from a wind gust and when that happened the truck going ahead of me clipped the back end, this truck was hauling soap and left side of it riped open, when he hit he lost control and went across the road where a truck comming towards me hit him in right side opening that up. That truck was hauling what I think was base for a wind turbine. I got stoppedprobably less than a hundred feet from hitting front of the 3rd truck. There were 2 cars behind the water truck that escaped being in the mess except they were traped. Both trucks headed toward me had just left truck stop after filling up with fuel. I think the fuel tanks survived but not sure. Sherif brought me home while mess was being cleaned up and my van was wating to be towed. So going to be hunting a different vehical and lesst han 2 months since I had to do that for when truck was totalled. The driver with the pole said his back was tightening up and was going to see a Chiropractor, one driver I do not know about, driver of water truck had left side of face scraped up from where he said his mirrow was pushed into his face. I whent to the chiropracter for my back and to see him tomorrow again. Could have been a lot worse but was still going to take several hours to clean up, after 2 hours when they brought me home were just starting to get that tower base resecured to the flatbed hauling it. So 3 wrecks for me since July second and my wife bought both the vehicals destroyed and if that wasen't enough it was just this past March 16 that I list her from heart attac. Getting to be almost more than I can take. Am now 72. Just had to vent.
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