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What Happened on Highway 231 — and Why the Truck That Hit You Is Disappearing Right Now Highway 231 through Midland City is the kind of road where you feel the truck before you see it. The vibration in the steering wheel, the air pressure as eighty thousand pounds of freight pushes past you, the way your whole car shudders when a loaded trailer changes lanes too close. On a Tuesday morning, a southbound semi did exactly that — changed lanes and clipped the back of a car near Covan Coleman Drive. The car rolled over into the median. Three people went to the hospital. And the truck kept driving. Maybe you were in that car. Maybe someone you love was. And right now you are sitting somewhere — a hospital room in Dothan, a kitchen table in Midland City, a parking lot outside a clinic in Ozark — trying to understand how a truck can flip a car and just vanish down the highway. Sheriff Mason Bynum says the truck did not stop. The Midland City Police Department has a line open for tips. And every single day that truck is not identified, the evidence that would hold the…