Denver Truck Crash: Safety Experts Call For Truck Driver Mountain Training
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"Driving in the mountains requires proper training," said Leizerman. "The federal regulations require truck drivers to be familiar with mountain driving. The motor carrier in this crash should have made sure the truck driver knew how to properly drive down a steep mountain grade without overheating brakes and losing control of the tractor-trailer, if that is in fact what happened here."
A judge Saturday found probable cause for the arrest of driver
Aguilera-Mederos told investigators that his brakes stopped working as he descended mountain terrain at 85 mph.
"We still do not understand the full magnitude of the tragedy," said Leizerman. "On top of the horrible grief of the families of the 4 people killed, and unknown others injured, there will be medical bills, funerals and lost wages that families must deal with. Let's hope the trucking company has more than the minimum
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