Report: Bee Sting Leads To Tractor-Trailer Crash
Driver Suffers Broken Leg
POSTED: Monday, August 16, 2004
UPDATED: 7:34 pm EDT August 16,
2004
A bee sting reportedly caused a tractor-trailer driver to lose control and crash his vehicle Monday afternoon.
The tractor-trailer rolled over on the eastbound lanes of Interstate 94 near Kalmbauch Road in Lima Township, just west of Chelsea, according to Washtenaw County Sheriff's deputies.The eastbound lanes of the freeway were shut down in the area as crews worked to clear the scene.Deputies said the driver was trapped in the wreckage until rescue crews arrived and were able to pull him out.The driver, from Wisconsin, suffered a broken leg in the crash, according to Local 4 reports.No other injuries were reported.
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