Driver Dies In US After Detached Trailer Tyre Crashes Into Car

A tragic accident claimed the life of a driver in Stockton, California, when a tire detached from a trailer and crashed into his vehicle. The incident occurred on Interstate 5 near Highway 12. A 2019 Chevrolet pickup truck was towing a concrete pumping trailer when the tire popped off, crossed a guardrail, and hit a Toyota Sienna, killing its driver. Four other occupants in the car sustained injuries ranging from minor to precautionary and are now receiving treatment. The driver of the pickup truck has been cooperative with the investigation. Authorities have ruled out alcohol or drugs as a factor, though the reason for the tire detachment remains unknown.

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