Driver Dies in Amazon Semi-Truck Crash on Interstate 8 [Kensington, CA]

Kensington, CA (March 6, 2022) – On Friday, a white CR-V driver loses life in an Amazon semi-truck crash on Interstate 8.

Officers say that the CR-V collided with an Amazon trailer that jackknifed and blocked the north Interstate 15 at the Interstate 8 interchange.

Immediately, responding officers arrived at the crash scene. They freed the driver and vehicle from being trapped underneath the big rig. 

Then, the paramedics rushed the driver to a hospital where they died.

The authorities did not provide further details about this fatal incident.

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During this tragic time, we would like to send our sincere sympathies to the loved ones of the driver who died in the Amazon semi-truck crash on Interstate 8. Our thoughts are with you during this painful time.

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