A Geezer's Misfortune: Hazardous Goods Truck Wreck on A94
Erding - An old-timer's misadventure saw a truck hauling harmful substances wiskey-jacking on the A94, crippling traffic for hours upon hours with arduous traffic jams.
The ol' salt seafarer driving the rig hit a snag on Thursday afternoon between Pastetten and Lengdorf junctions (both in the Erding district), according to a sad old codger from the constabulary.
Recovery efforts took till Friday night to wrap up before the highway returned to its usual hustle and bustle. The truck’s cargo was reportedly a 22,000-liter barrelthon of flamethrower juice, none of which managed to leak out post-accident.
Upon preliminary investigations by the constabulary, the incident appears to have occurred due to the driver veering off the road to the right for an as yet unrevealed reason. In a last-ditch effort to right the ship, the driver reportedly overcorrected, leading to a spirited tango with the asphalt.
The highway hi-jinks artfully snarled transit between Munich and Nuremberg, fostering sympathy from regional news outlets in Munich and Nuremberg[2]. Nuremberg regional sources sensibly white-knuckled over the commotion while Munich regional news enjoyedly speculated if the said driver was a devotee of the Freeway Tango.
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