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Remington, Indiana I-65 Truck Accident: When the Driver’s Job Begins After the Crash If you are reading this at a kitchen table in Jasper County, or in a hospital corridor in Indianapolis, or anywhere a family has been shattered by a truck that was already wrecked when your loved one reached it — we want you to know something before anything else. The truck driver’s job did not end when the semi jackknifed. It began. Every commercial driver in this country is trained, tested, and federally required to secure the scene after a crash — to activate hazard flashers the moment the truck becomes a hazard, and to place reflective warning triangles within minutes. When those steps are skipped, the disabled truck becomes a wall in the roadway, invisible until the moment someone hits it. That is not an accident. That is a choice that a federal regulation was written to prevent. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We take commercial truck accident cases in Indiana, working with local counsel where required, because the federal regulations that govern interstate trucking do not change at the state line. What happened on I-65 near Remington in January 2006 —…