Oregon has become the latest state to join Texas, Virginia and over thirty other states to ban the installation of a controversial highway safety device. The ET-Plus guardrail end terminal is designed by Trinity Industries. The company is the subject of much scrutiny after a Texas court found them g...
Learn MoreThe Ohio Department of Transportation came under the microscope amidst a flurry of controversy around ET-PLUS guardrails, manufactured by Dallas-based Trinity Highway Products. The agency recently joined the list of 35 states in removing the ET-PLUS from their list of approved products, following a ...
Learn MoreWisconsin has joined Virginia, Vermont, Washington and thirty other states in suspending or banning the use of a controversial highway safety product. The ET-Plus guardrail end terminal, designed and created by Trinity Industries, is the subject of much scrutiny recently. A Texas judge found Trinity...
Learn MoreFollowing a string of disturbing incidents around the country, a Tennessee man is lucky to be alive after a nearly fatal car accident. A diabetic emergency caused the man to lose control of his pickup truck on the highway and slam into a defective guardrail. Highway guardrails, specifically the endc...
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A 24-year-old California man was killed in a crash in the North San Francisco Bay Area when his vehicle collided with a guardrail system that has been blamed for injuries and deaths throughout the United States. At this time, it is unknown why the man crashed into the guardrail. What is known is tha...
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