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September 01 2023

On Thursday, August 31, a major accident occurred on the SH 225 overpass in Houston, Texas. A semi-truck carrying crushed cars overturned on the overpass, causing its load to shift and fall onto the roadway of the IH-610 freeway. As a result of the incident, the south loop of the IH-610 freeway was shut down for repairs, but fortunately, no one was injured. This accident serves as a reminder of the importance of safety in the transportation industry. Motor carriers, drivers, and transportation companies must prioritize safety measures to prevent accidents like this from happening. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) plays an important role in keeping the industry safe by implementing regulations and initiatives to improve safety on the nation's roadways.

The appointment of Sue Lawless as FMCSA's Assistant Administrator and Chief Safety Officer is a positive step toward ensuring that safety remains a top priority. With her extensive industry experience, Lawless is well-equipped to lead the effort to improve safety and transportation policy. Her appointment comes at a critical time as FMCSA continues to implement new safety regulations and initiatives.

Moving forward, it is important to remember that responsible leadership and experienced professionals are essential to the nation's transportation policy. By prioritizing safety and working together, we can prevent accidents like this from happening and improve the quality of life for all Americans.

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