Redding man killed in I-5 crash north of Woodland

A Redding man was killed Friday morning when the car he was in as a front seat passenger rolled over multiple times on Interstate 5 near Hahn Road, between Williams and Arbuckle.

[Brain Dead]

Sad. These tractor trailers rarely go under 65 mph and are very, very dangerous. If a tractor trailer is found to be involved in this accident this would be the 2nd tractor-trailer hit and run with a death involved in this past week within 45 miles of each other. Why are they never ticketed? I personally know of two Yolo County smaller trucking outfits that to save on insuring its drivers, will hire drivers that are unlicensed an uninsured. Licenses lost because of DUI's. 20 yrs ago but most likely continued if not busted. Snall cubed hay bales, rice hulls, tomatos. Mostly tomatos during harvest. These trucks need to be stopped an ticketed. They are also overweight and bypass scales. It gets woese and wose daily. Since they don't get ticketed at 60, 65, 70 mph then I should not get ticketed at 75, 80, 85 mph. If you get a speeding ticket look around. They probably passed a speeding big rig to ticket you.

[Cynical]

Brain Dead wrote:

Sad. These tractor trailers rarely go under 65 mph and are very, very dangerous. If a tractor trailer is found to be involved in this accident this would be the 2nd tractor-trailer hit and run with a death involved in this past week within 45 miles of each other. Why are they never ticketed? I personally know of two Yolo County smaller trucking outfits that to save on insuring its drivers, will hire drivers that are unlicensed an uninsured. Licenses lost because of DUI's. 20 yrs ago but most likely continued if not busted. Snall cubed hay bales, rice hulls, tomatos. Mostly tomatos during harvest. These trucks need to be stopped an ticketed. They are also overweight and bypass scales. It gets woese and wose daily. Since they don't get ticketed at 60, 65, 70 mph then I should not get ticketed at 75, 80, 85 mph. If you get a speeding ticket look around. They probably passed a speeding big rig to ticket you.

That's a good name for you.

[Brain Dead]

Cynical wrote:

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That's a good name for you.

Thank you now see the nurse, get you meds and go to your room. I got permission to continue play time and computor class.

[ponos22]

sad story. Hate to say it, but he was probably a stubborn old man who knew better, or, even worse, had medical problems and couldn't, for some reason, wear the seat belt. In that case, he probably would have been better in the back seat. All in all, a sad story.