Several people injured in 55-vehicle pileup on Route 128 in Wakefield, Massachusetts
Dozens Of Crashes On Icy Roads Shut Down Parts Of Highways
The largest crash was on Route 128 north in the Lynnfield-Wakefield area, where about 55 vehicles crashed before sunrise. Thirty of those vehicles had to be towed.
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State police respond to crash involving 55 cars in Wakefield
According to police, 30 cars were towed from the scene and several people were injured. None of those injuries are believed to be serious.
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If everyone would CEASE
If everyone would CEASE TAILGATING THERE WOULD BE LESS HUMAN ERRORS ON THE ROAD! I have driven a million miles without hitting anyone. Why? Because I monitor my speed and I keep a 10 seconds/CAR LENGTH of space behind the driver in front of me. It's not rocket science. If everyone took the Smith System Driving class, there would be very few "human errors" which we call "accidents" and INSURANCE PREMIUMS WOULD BE MUCH CHEAPER.
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