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Tractor-trailer, DOT vehicle collide in New Hampshire

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Tractor-trailer, DOT vehicle collide in New Hampshire
A tractor-trailer crashed into a New Hampshire Department of Transportation vehicle, leaving potatoes strewn all over the ground, on the evening of Sept. 1.

KEENE, N.H. — A tractor-trailer crashed into a New Hampshire Department of Transportation vehicle, leaving potatoes strewn all over the ground, on the evening of Sept. 1.

WMUR reports the crash happened on Route 9 at Base Hill Road in Keene New Hampshire shortly after 7 p.m. on Sept. 1.

The crash caused the tractor-trailer to topple, spilling the potatoes out.

WMUR reported that the tractor-trailer’s driver was taken to a hospital and expected to recover.

They reported that the DOT driver was uninjured.

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