Trucker is Named a Highway Angel for Rescuing Crash Victims After Witnessing High Speed Collision
A Greenville, Texas truck driver was named a Highway Angel for stopping to administer aid to injured drivers after an incredible crash.
A Greenville, Texas truck driver was named a Highway Angel for stopping to administer aid to injured drivers after an incredible crash.
Truck driver Gary Wilburn was named a Highway Angel for offering aid to an injured Arkansas state trooper pinned in his car after a crash.
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Beverly Perrin and her husband Dick have spent the pandemic writing thank you notes to truckers for their services.
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Professional truck drivers who jumped from their cabs to rescue fellow motorists are being honored as heroes by the Goodyear Tire Company in their 29th annual Highway Hero Awards for North America.
The drivers teamed up with state police early on Tuesday morning to prevent a suicidal man from jumping off of a bridge.
Instead of letting their rejected food shipments go to waste, truck drivers are being connected with local charities that can put the food to good use.
Truck drivers are often the first responders to the scene of highway accidents. But one trucker from Kentucky saved a law enforcement officer from being strangled and was named one of three finalists for the Goodyear Tire Company's Highway Hero Award.
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