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Big Spring Tanker Truck Rollover and Fire: What Happened on I-20 and What It Means for Your Family You are reading this at an hour when nobody should have to be awake. A tanker truck rolled over and caught fire on the Interstate 20 corridor near Big Spring, and someone you love was either in that truck or in a vehicle caught in its path when it burned. The smell of the fuel and the sound of the flames are still in your head. You are sitting with hospital bills, or a death notification, or a phone full of missed calls from an insurance adjuster who sounds friendly and is not. What happened on that stretch of highway was not an accident in the sense that most people use that word. It was a failure — of a driver, a company, a piece of equipment, or all three — and the law has specific tools built for exactly this situation. Big Spring sits at the junction of Interstate 20 and US Highway 87 in Howard County, the heart of the southern Permian Basin. The oil and gas boom turned this corridor into one of the heaviest commercial-truck-traffic routes in the…