A Delaware woman has been killed in a car accident involving a highway guardrail. According to philly.com, the woman, a front seat passenger, was riding with a friend when their car drifted off the road and into a guardrail. The front passenger side collided with the guardrail, which punctured the c...
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Delaware, much the same as many other states throughout the country, is taking a closer look at how many potentially dangerous highway guardrail units are in use along the state’s roadways. According to recent reports, the Delaware Department of Transportation has banned the new installation of the ...
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Highway crews across the Commonwealth are searching for dangerous highway guardrails with an alleged design flaw. The guardrail head, manufactured by Trinity Industries, has been known to impale colliding cars rather than absorb the impact of the accident. The Washington Post reports that road crews...
Learn MoreAs states across the country are blacklisting Trinity Industries, Iowa remains confident that guardrail heads in question are safe for their roads. They are one of the few states keeping the product on their list of approved materials – at least until safety tests confirm the product has actua...
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Georgia is falling in line with many other states that have announced its intentions to stop installing the potentially dangerous ET-Plus guardrail system manufactured by Trinity. According to the Georgia Department of Transportation, the state will stop installing these guardrails until new crash t...
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