Highway shut down in Elk Grove, California when semi rolls, spilling 29,000 pounds of toilet paper and paper towels; no injuries reported
Semi crashes, spills toilet paper, paper towels onto Califonia highway
Police say the highway was shut down in Northern California when a tractor trailer carrying thousands of pounds of toilet paper and paper towels crashed Sunday.
It happened when the rig hydroplaned, crossed the center divide, hit a guardrail and overturned. 29,000 pounds of toilet paper and paper towels spilled onto the roadway.
KCRA reports 80 gallons of fuel also spilled. The clean-up took multiple agencies including hazmat.
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