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Warren County, MS: Two 18-Wheelers, One Day, One Stretch of I-20 — Here Is What It Means and What You Do Next You are reading this because a truck crashed on I-20 East near mile marker 9 in Warren County — and it was not the first one that day. On August 24, 2026, the Mississippi Highway Patrol responded to a commercial truck wreck on that stretch, the second 18-wheeler crash in Warren County on that same date. The truck driver walked away uninjured. One lane shut down while crews cleared the scene. The public report says nothing about who else was involved, what caused it, or which carrier’s name was on the door. That thin public record is exactly why you need to understand what is happening beneath the surface. When two commercial trucks crash on the same corridor on the same day, the road itself becomes a defendant — or at least a suspect. And the evidence that would tell us whether this was driver error, equipment failure, cargo shift, or a roadway hazard near mile marker 9 is already dying. Electronic logging data can be overwritten within days. Dashcam footage loops and disappears within hours. Skid marks…