Southern Maryland News reported a 61-year-old woman was hit and killed in a Maryland truck accident last Sunday evening.

The woman was walking along the side of road on Mohawk Drive, when she was hit by a Toyota Tundra in the Maryland truck accident.

The pedestrian was thrown into a snow bank after she was hit in the Maryland truck accident. She was then flown to Prince George’s Hospital Center, where she later died of her injuries.

The 40-year-old truck driver who caused the Maryland truck accident was unhurt. Police are seeking witnesses.

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A 49-year-old man and a 68-year-old man were killed in a Washington D.C. truck accident early Tuesday morning.

The two men were installing equipment along some railroad tracks near the Rockville Metrorail station when they were hit by a truck.

The younger man was pronounced dead at the scene of the Washington D.C. truck accident. The older man was taken to Suburban Hospital, where he later died of his injuries.

The Washington D.C. truck accident caused numerous delays for commuters.

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March 24, 2009

A Maryland truck accident occurred on Wednesday morning, as reported by Cumberland Times-News.

A 34-year-old truck driver was driving a box truck when he hit a second box truck, which was pulled over to the shoulder of Interstate 68, causing the Maryland truck accident.

The driver who caused the Maryland truck accident was injured when his box truck hit the guardrail and flipped over on its side as a result of the impact.

The driver of the second box truck was uninjured. The man who caused the Maryland truck accident was cited for failure to control speed in order to avoid a collision.

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November 6, 2008

A Maryland truck accident occurred on Monday, in which the truck driver was killed, as reported by Cumberland Times-News.

The 71-year-old coal truck driver lost control of his truck on the exit ramp from I-70 to I-8. The truck then overturned, causing the Maryland truck accident.

The driver was pronounced dead at the scene of the Maryland auto accident.

Police are investigating the initial cause of the Maryland truck accident.

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October 30, 2008

A Virginia truck accident occurred on the southbound lanes of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel on Thursday afternoon, according to WVEC.

The driver of a semi-truck did not see warning signs of maintenance work ahead and swerved to avoid hitting workers, causing the Virginia truck accident.

The truck caused the Virginia auto accident when it crashed into a maintenance truck, ran through the emergency pull-off lane, and then got stuck on the jersey wall.

The drivers of the semi-truck and the maintenance truck were treated for minor injuries at the scene of the Virginia truck accident.

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September 2, 2008

A Maryland truck accident occurred Sunday morning when a dump truck overturned on Route 50, according to ABC2news.com.

The westbound lane of Route 50 at Route 197 was shut down as a result of the Maryland truck accident.

Conflicting reports have been received about the Maryland truck accident’s fatalities. It has been confirmed that one person died at the scene of the accident and another person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

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Hometown Annapolis reported a Maryland truck accident occurred on Bay Bridge early Sunday morning. 

The tractor trailer fell about 30-40 feet off Bay Bridge and its driver was killed as a result of the Maryland truck accident.

The Maryland truck accident also seriously injured two other people in the crash.

Traffic was backed up for at least 10 miles in both directions of the bridge as a result of the Maryland truck accident.

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January 22, 2008

Last Friday a passenger bus collided with an armored truck in South Baltimore. The Maryland truck accident was followed by another Baltimore car crash about a block away. Both Maryland auto accidents were blamed on icy road conditions, according to officials.

The passenger bus had about 10 people on board at the time of the accident, but only two were taken to a local medical facility for treatment of minor injuries. Shortly after the bus and truck collided, several cars struck one another while they were trying to avoid the earlier collision. Only one person suffered injuries, which were minor.

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October 5, 2007

Earlier this morning a car collided with a trash truck near the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, according to the Baltimore Sun. The truck driver tried to avoid the crash by swerving off the road, but not before the car collided with the truck. After the truck veered off the road, it hit a utility pole and took down poles and wires, which landed in the eastbound lanes of traffic.
While no one suffered serious injuries in the Maryland car accident, both drivers were taken to a local hospital to treat minor injuries. The eastbound lanes of traffic were still closed this morning as clean-up crews continue to clear the roads.

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September 10, 2007

Monday morning a multiple-car crash—involving two big trucks, a car, and a van—on Route 50 resulted in one fatality and three injuries. Those with injuries were taken to local hospitals for treatment, while the westbound lanes of Route 50 were shut down to clear the accident. Police are still investigating the car accident.

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