Good Samaritan saves semi-truck driver's life in northern Arizona

[@GloriaW888]

Also LED headlights are blinding and they need to be banned!

[@JesusisKing-og1hv]

God bless you sir!!!

[@katjay3125]

Route 74 same in Arizona...non stop high speed illegal passing into oncoming lanes also . With lots of big trucks

[@NoNow-zf5qb]

Road-widening won't fix stupidity. How about using rail to haul freight except for the last 60 miles to the destination?

[@phretbord]

Great story about a hero who happened upon saving a man's life! 🏆 Probably a God thing! 🏆🏆🏆

[@ronwade2206]

AZ DPS refuse to patrol 4 speeders!

[@avalonminpins]

Seems like they didn't get speeders anytime. Hardly ever see DPS.

[@barnarus2547]

Source for the map? That would be good.

[@katjay3125]

Where Sam Kinnison crashed and died

[@QuietAZdesert]

Trucks need lower speed limits and they need to be enforced. Greed kills.

[@reelshawnbradly3069]

Slower speeds for trucks causes a lot of cars to get upset with the slow moving semis and then they try to perform dangerous passes when they don't have the room.

[@QuietAZdesert]

@reelshawnbradly3069 A speeding semi is still statistically more dangerous than the passing passenger vehicles. It has been shown that cars will pass regardless of a semi's speed (possibly due to decreased visibility behind the semi). Passing a slower moving semi would be safer than a faster moving semi - If semi drivers have enough sense to leave passing space. Maybe AZ should move semi traffic to the I-40, I17, I10 corridor until that road can be improved (except local deliveries). The little time they save seems to cause a lot of wrecks thru there. But it's all about the greed... safety takes the back seat (typically).

[@reelshawnbradly3069]

@ as a former LEO having responded to numerous accidents, and a CDL holder, based on my experience, I would strongly disagree

[@reelshawnbradly3069]

@@QuietAZdesert perhaps the best answer would be to reset to the 55mph max speed limit for all vehicles and strictly enforce it

[@QuietAZdesert]

@@reelshawnbradly3069 Yes - that would likely lower the dangers of that roadway.