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Big rig spills chicken, clucks up Atlanta area traffic

By The Trucker News Staff - September 14, 2023

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Big rig spills chicken, clucks up Atlanta area traffic — This 18-wheeler hauling chicken overturned in a multi-vehicle accident along Interstate 285 outside of Atlanta on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023. (Courtesy: FOX5 Atlanta)

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — A tractor-trailer overturned in a multi-vehicle accident along Interstate 285 on Wednesday, Sept. 13, spilling 80,000 pounds of chicken onto the highway.

According to the Sandy Springs Police Department, the big rig was one of several vehicles involved in a pileup.

Police didn’t give a report on injuries.

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Big rig spills chicken, clucks up Atlanta area traffic
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what day in 2026 does the emissions law go into effect? Poor demicrat truckdrivers that voted for biden because trump said safety issue and forced the bulltrucks into e-logs. Look what all the truck drivers did (salvaged 1999 engines) We found our way around trump. What day in 2023 are we going to have 200,000 people from India fill the driver seats when they quit-again? NAACP/OIDDA/CATTLMANS can’t stop what Biden set. I’ll bet you stand with the Ukraine-too. RIGHT TODD

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