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When a Drunk Truck Driver Takes Your Child on a Curve You Have Driven a Hundred Times You are reading this because a 15-year-old from Scranton High School is gone. His name was Trenton Barger. He was sitting in the back seat of an SUV on Highway 109, heading to visit his grandfather, when a loaded 18-wheeler came around a curve from the opposite direction — a truck that the data shows was traveling more than 65 miles per hour in a 55-mile-per-hour zone, more than thirty miles per hour over the curve’s warning speed, with a blood alcohol level that exceeded the legal limit for a commercial driver. The driver lost control. The trailer rolled on top of the SUV. It rolled on top of Trenton. He did not survive. We are not going to pretend that words on a page can fix what happened to your family. They cannot. What we can do — what we are going to do on this page — is tell you the truth about what the law allows, what the evidence proves, what the trucking company is already doing to protect itself, and what you can still do to protect yourselves. Everything…