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Driver Hurt When Dump Truck Crashes Into Shed
   posted 6:02 pm Thu August 30, 2007 - Washington
One person was injured when a dump truck crashed into a shed and parked car in Southeast D.C. Thursday afternoon, causing the structure to collapse.

The crash happened around 4:30 p.m. near the intersection of Martin Luther King Avenue and Chicago Street, SE.  Investigators say the truck lost its brakes, careening into a fence, a shed, and a parked car.

ABC 7 News myTAKE - What's Your Opinion?Authorities say the truck driver suffered minor leg injuries.

Neighbors say they heard the crash and the row of houses shook, but none of them was hurt.

Police say they haven't determined if any charges will be filed.
Latest Comment on Driver Hurt When Dump Truck Crashes Into Shed
Tuckmeister
When you have dumptrucks and tractor trailers travelling 70-75mph in a 55 mph zone, something is bound to happen. I had a dumptruck pass me at 70mph yesterday on route 28, and a tractor trailer pass me doing 75mph today on the same route TAILGATING cars at a distance of 5-10 feet (extremely dangerous, see what 5-10 feet is when you park behind vehicles and imaging travelling 75 at that distance!). People WONDER why there has been more large truck accidents lately????

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