A milk tanker semi truck driving southbound on Losey Boulevard rolled on top of a red compact car on Sunday night at 7pm at the intersection of Losey Boulevard and La Crosse Street in La Crosse, WI.

According to authorities, the driver of the red car had to be removed using the jaws of life.  She was then rushed to a local hospital to be treated for her injuries.

Fire Chief Tom Wallerich reported, “One of the main concerns when we arrived on scene was the fuel saddle tank on the truck was right over top of the vehicle and it had extensive damage to the tank, but fortunately it stayed intact.”

Police are still investigating the accident, and details on the victims have not yet been released.

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AAA has conducted research that supports a four percent increase in Thanksgiving travelers for the state of Wisconsin. The data indicates that a predicted 853,000 individuals will be traveling throughout Wisconsin come Thanksgiving weekend.

In the past, the rough economy had an intense impact on the amount of travelers that were recorded. The finances have been overruled this year. According to AAA, people are putting financial stipulations aside to spend time with family and to create memories.

The holiday weekend is defined as Wednesday through Sunday with the most vehicle traffic occurring at the start and at the end of the weekend. Sunday will be mixed with hunters returning home and families traveling home as well.

It is important for drivers to be attentive on the road so as to avoid unnecessary accidents.

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Two people were injured on Monday after crashing on Tower Avenue in Superior, WI.

Police reported that a white pickup truck on Tower Avenue crashed into two trees and a light pole outside of a house sending debris into neighboring yards.  The residents of the home stated that the crash sounded like lightning.

The occupants of the vehicle were taken to a nearby hospital, and police are still investigating the accident.

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Dawn M. Ewing, 44, of Pewaukee hit another car head-on while driving west on the eastbound side of I-94 early Saturday morning.

Ewing drove for eight miles west on the eastbound side of I-94 from Pewaukee to the Town of Delafield.  Brian St. Germaine, 41, of Watertown, was driving to work at Malteurop North America when Ewing hit him head-on.  Both drivers were killed in the crash.

According to Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department, the accident is still under investigation and toxicology tests are still underway.

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Deer mating season is at its peak in the months of October and November, and public safety officials have expressed concern for an increase in deer-related car accidents.

According to Jeff Pritzl of district wildlife supervisor for the northeast region of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, “Deer will be on the move literally 24 hours a day in search of a receptive doe who is ready to breed.”

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, it is important to have experienced representation to guide you through this difficult time.  Contact Rhinelander personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. at 800-242-2874 today.