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Thousands of Bud Lights spill out of semi that overturns on interstate in Kentucky
A semi truck overturned on an interstate ramp in Kentucky, spilling thousands of Bud Light cans along the shoulder and median.
The truck overturned around 8:50 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at the Interstate 71 southbound ramp to Interstate 265, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department. The driver was uninjured.
Photos show most of the Bud Light cases spilled onto the shoulder and median of the exit ramp.
It’s unclear how long it will take to clean up the spill, police said. While a lot of the Bud Light cans came out of the packaging, many of the cases remained intact, WLKY reported.
It’s not the first significant crash involving a semi-truck hauling Bud Light in the Louisville area this year. In March, Interstate 65 in Hardin County was briefly closed after a truck hauling Bud Light Platinum glass bottles crashed.
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/thousands-bud-ligh...47859.html
" We need to outlaw vehicle crashes so that no beer is ever lost again ."
" That's alcohol abuse! "
" If a truck full of ice fell on top of it would have been a party.. "
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Thousands of Bud Lights spill out of semi that overturns on interstate in Kentucky
A semi truck overturned on an interstate ramp in Kentucky, spilling thousands of Bud Light cans along the shoulder and median.
The truck overturned around 8:50 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at the Interstate 71 southbound ramp to Interstate 265, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department. The driver was uninjured.
Photos show most of the Bud Light cases spilled onto the shoulder and median of the exit ramp.
It’s unclear how long it will take to clean up the spill, police said. While a lot of the Bud Light cans came out of the packaging, many of the cases remained intact, WLKY reported.
It’s not the first significant crash involving a semi-truck hauling Bud Light in the Louisville area this year. In March, Interstate 65 in Hardin County was briefly closed after a truck hauling Bud Light Platinum glass bottles crashed.
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/thousands-bud-ligh...47859.html
" We need to outlaw vehicle crashes so that no beer is ever lost again ."
" That's alcohol abuse! "
" If a truck full of ice fell on top of it would have been a party.. "
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