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Photos: Tanker Truck Goes Into the Columbia River Near The Dalles - Vimarsana News

Photos: Tanker Truck Goes Into the Columbia River Near The Dalles

Salvors and emergency response agencies keep prepared contingency plans for tanker casualties, but a tanker truck casualty is a rare departure from th...

Pulling semis from Columbia River will shut down I-84W for hours, ODOT says - Vimarsana News

Pulling semis from Columbia River will shut down I-84W for hours, ODOT says

The Oregon Department of Transportation will shut down a portion of I-84 west for multiple hours Monday while it uses special equipment to recover the two semis that crashed into the Columbia River at nearly the exact same location Friday night, but at different times.

Source: koin.com
I-84 WB full closure to clear two trucks from the Columbia River - Vimarsana News

I-84 WB full closure to clear two trucks from the Columbia River

How did two tractor-trailers end up in the Columbia River Friday night in separate incidents separated by just a few hours and a short distance? It's unclear, Oregon DOT said, yet it happened. I-84 Westbound was closed Monday morning to clear the mess.

I-84 partly closed at Biggs Junction after 2 semi trucks plunge into the Columbia River - Vimarsana News

I-84 partly closed at Biggs Junction after 2 semi trucks plunge into the Columbia River

One driver had to swim to the shore.

Source: yahoo.com
Two semi trucks crash into Columbia, I-84 closed near Biggs Junction - Vimarsana News

Two semi trucks crash into Columbia, I-84 closed near Biggs Junction

SHERMAN COUNTY, Ore.-Westbound lanes of I-84 will be closed from Biggs Junction to Celilo on Monday, August 28, while two semi trucks are removed from the Columbia River.