According to the DailyBreeze.com, on April 29, 2009, a tanker truck carrying over 8,000 gallons of flammable butane overturned on the San Diego Freeway. The accident occurred in the southbound lanes of the freeway shortly before midnight.
Butane is a highly flammable substance that is often used in pressurized cylinders as a portable fuel source for camp stoves. Butane is also used in cigarette lighters, as a refrigerant and as a propellant for hairsprays and other products. The gas is easily liquefied under pressure and very easy to combust.
Cargo trucks, semitrailers and tanker trucks create certain extra risks for motorists not only because of their large size. The cargo carried aboard these transport vehicles can create new dangers. If you have any questions about big truck accidents, please contact the Law Offices of Samer Habbas and discuss your concerns with an experienced auto accident lawyer.
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