Amen. God Bless & Comfort the Moody family.

Very sad day, god bless him and his family,

You did not wish condolences or say good thing no children died.

Who do you think is going to pay fornthe US debt? Nothing is free. If anything companies should let workers stay at home like they did during lockdowns.

They stop tolls on all toll roads here in Florida when a hurricane threatens a part of our state to help anyone who needs to evacuate. They need to do the same here...the tolls do help maintain the toll roads so it would NOT affect any other infrastructure or the US Debt...do research b4 commenting...except to get those rigs rolling to supply what they carry

@@suzannebayer6898 suspending tolls due to a Hurricane is different than suspending tolls because of construction. Figure out your logic before you run your mouth.

They're making way too much money to do that!

@docauwatson This is an emergency reconstruction due to a horrible accident. Not a run-of-the-mill construction project years in the planning. Some relief from the tolls for those made to detour seems the most logical thing to do IMO. Not like they could have made contingency plans like they would have with an expected period of construction. This more closely resembles the urgency of a hurricane (with which we get early warnings from weather forecasters and government officials and all their technology days before the event hits) than any scheduled construction project. Tolls should be waived. It's the right thing to do in the circumstances. I hadn't considered the tolls when I was thinking of the detours, just the poor folks whose neighborhood streets will be inundated with bumper to bumper traffic. Sometimes bending rules judiciously can ease the burden of an emergency situation.

Poor little child. 😢

It's awful!! Her family will protect her though.

@@yvonneplant9434 His estate will settle with his company for $18 M within 12 months.

@@Landis_Grant Whose company? It's not his employer's fault.

@@Landis_Grant The CRASH/FIRE was 100% the DRIVER’s FAULT.

You can be both sorry for the driver and highly annoyed at the result of his accident. I wouldn't say $1500 is just a little more money for that trucker. He has all the right in the world to complain.

Newscasters are phony and shallow human beings. I have very little, if any respect for them.

Luckily, his employer mandated the shot...

@@danlowe8684 WHAT?,???

@@avenger1888 He's just showing off the level of his intellect.

​@@avenger1888another COVID shot troll.

danlowe8684 - Ah, that makes sense. Blunt force to the head and smoke inhalation, but what preceeded that. The vax question should be the first thing reporters ask.

they can't bring him back.

Ever since our Great Mother ate the apple. 🍏

in reality it affects millions more than that man and his family, it is of course tragic, but the impact is real and much larger than that one man

​@@bigboi9856 wow

@@grantorino2325 The apple Santa Claus brought her?

So sad, glad no other vehicles were under that bridge at the same time.I wish he would have been going slower.

TMZ will get to the bottom of this.

Yes I think he was just going too fast. Tankers roll easily.

There’s a tanker crash and explosion pretty much every week. Drivers need to just slow down!

I don't want to speculate, but people down by that area are saying that the driver wanted to commit suicide. I hope not, but the only person who knew for sure is gone.

The news has been really thin on the details of the driver and cause of the accident. Hazmat drivers are well trained and qualified, those fuel tankers have redundant safety features. Where is the expose on how this could have happened?

He TIPPED OVER, from GOING WAAAAAY TOO FAST down the CURVED exit ramp!!! WITH 8,600 gallons of GASOLINE!!!!

@@traybern Are you saying it couldn't have been mechanical failure?

Mechanical or not trucks exiting speed supposed to be below 25mph the video shows that he was way over that speed

@@A.Walker. A mechanical failure WON’T make you drive WAAAAY too FAST!!!!

You are so on point

That’s what a medical examiner does, what they’re trained to do. Why do you think you know the exact condition of Mr. Moody’s body? When they removed the tanker, the cab of the truck was covered with a blue tarp, clearly to cover what must have been human remains that would have been identifiable as such - even by people driving by in other vehicles. The description of the medical examiner’s finding suggest the opposite of incineration - as the smoke and fire were listed as secondary causes of his death. I had been hoping there was something that would have at least rendered him unconscious so he would not be awake to burn alive. If the primary cause of death was the head wound, it almost certainly rendered him unconscious.

He WASN’T.

let's see what they say tomorrow a.m. It's not a given it will take a long time to get steel. In the 2007 Oakland collapse steel was found in the region, fabricated and trucked to site. Entire repair took only 25 days.

i said the same thing. frikken contractors and money man

Good idea

@@garymartin9777 The cause of both incidences is similar, a tanker truck containing 8,600 gallons of gasoline crashing and igniting a fire that caused the structure above to collapse. What is dissimilar between the Oakland I-880 incident and the Philadelphia I-95 incident is that the I-880 connector carried two lanes of one direction traffic while the I-95 freeway is eight lanes of bi-directional traffic.

Ehh this shouldn't cost more than 350k

Not a believer but I do pray in my way. I am praying for this family. May their community embrace them.

It was terribly signed as well. There was just a single advance curve warning sign with an overturning truck graphic, and a 25 MPH advisory speed.

@@povertyspec9651 a heavier embankment angle may be needed to accomodate moderate speed

Exactly, there are so many bad exits in West TN on i-40. way too short and exit 52 is absolutely terrible!!!

Thank you!! I’ve always felt that way e v e r y time I need to use that Cottman exit!!

press conference tomorrow morning. chill until then.

Why do they have to address their needs ???? Too bad for this tragic accident,,,,Just deal with it,,A family lost a loved one

@@mrcoz1764 Dey want some o' dat guvmint stash.

​@@jackfanning7952LMFAO😂😂😂

@Mr coz Of course we care about the driver and his family. However, government officials get good salaries to also address the needs of the local residents and businesses so they have their needs met. The government needs to be able to address the needs of the driver's family, address the needs of the community, and take action to reduce the risk of this kind of accident from happening again. "Just deal with it" is not an acceptable course of action for the richest nation on earth. We taxpayers pour trillions into governments at all levels, and we need to get results that take care of all dimensions of a problem.

err this seems like driver error

I though the same thing. A man is dead and all they can do is complain about their inconvenience.

It is what it is man.

​@111danish111 What about road construction. I doubt anyone transporting 8500 gallons of gasoline is going to drive in a foolish manner. Nobody trucking company is going to let an inexperienced driver transport 8500 gallons of gasoline and risk liability and prison time.

@@111danish111 and that makes more or less ignoring the fact of the loss of a life ok, does it? I'm sure his family are real glad of your show of empathy!

I'm sorry but I'm not shocked, This WHOLE COUNTRY is getting like " IT'S ALL ABOUT ME " it's sad for OUR COUNTRY

Do not be surprise human does not know what it means to love thy follow neighbours

I'm not shocked

I think you don’t understand how much interstate traffic is being funneled through that dilapidated neighborhood. Their frustration isn’t with the circumstance, it’s with how they are being left out of a conversation that impacts them directly. That area isn’t equipped for this level of traffic (hence an interstate) so now access is being deprived for the local community for the benefit of the traveling/commuter community. The city needs to communicate and create a better flow strategy.

They will need to do the same before part of the BQE in Brooklyn falls apart, due to negligence. Will not look good. But I don’t know why the city is playing with it.

Looks like what we call Portland's 'bucket of worms'. Highways snaking around, over, under and in between each other. Never quite sure whether your exit will be to the right or, surprise, to the left. Roads so intertwined you gotta figure out which lights and signs belong to your road or the one next to it. Half of this twisted mess of concrete spaghetti is over water. This could slow a project down a bit. Hope it goes smoothly for all concerned. Including the family who lost their loved one. Rest in peace, sir.

Something similar happened here in Harrisburg a few years ago. Had to replace the US22 E lanes than ran overhead. Took a couple months to rebuild both sections of those bridges. With having to rebuild the abutments that will take some time to demolish and rebuild. My opinion is a couple of months.

Very sad for a fellow truck driver.

That’s the way it is these days in the trucking industry (he’s not wrong about it costing him more) me first me first, no wait me first.

Maybe it's not that he doesn't care, but he can't bring Moody back, and he has to think about how to survive going forward. And maybe there is a tinge of annoyance if he thinks the crash was due to "driver error." He didn't say that though so maybe isn't thinking that way.

I’ve been to other KZfaq videos on this very topic and the anger exhibited by inconvenienced Philadelphia commuters was quite virulent due to racism I believe because the driver was black.

@@Landis_Grant I disagree. That's a woke liberal reaction. All the locals who are predominantly black in the area are all acting privileged and are only concerned about themselves and not the loss of a life.

I would assume if a body was retrieved he probably got out (or possibly was thrown out) but wasn't able to get far enough away due to his injuries..

the fuel leaked and spread out as it burned, it was all on the ground around him, not sitting on him...especially if he never made it out of the elevated truck cab.

Exactly, he could've had a heart attack which caused him to veer off to the right.

@@mskrisl7535 It could been mechanical failure as well. Brake, etc. He probably thought it was safest thing to ditch it, and perhaps jump from the cab but couldn't get far away enough. We could make guesses all day. We don't know what happened, except that it is horrific. Truly sad.

Or he fell asleep, hit the abutment, smashed through the windshield because he wasn't wearing his belt and smashed his head......there's many reasons for head trauma, lets not be quick to judge.

@@royormonde3682Test his BAC.

@@Landis_Grant Is that even possible? I am wondering if he suffered a medical emergency, cardiac, seizure, stroke, etc that caused him to lose consciousness. None of which is likely to be able to be determined. It won't bring him back, but if I was the family I'd rather think that than even speculate on negligence on his part. That would add even more pain.

Ignition point was all the metal sliding on pavement.

Not really. The impact with the abutment would do that. How many people die from hitting trees, for instance? I lost two good friends and also almost lost my boyfriend that way . They were wearing seatbelts. Totaled the front half of their station wagon.

And all of the problems to the millions of people were CAUSED by this CARELESS truck driver! It’s a darn good thing that he didn’t take anyone with him!

​@@johnp139 How do you know it was the driver's fault?

@@johnp139 Be that as it may,,,That ramp is Sharp,,,Careless ??? maybe Mechanical ?? 50% possible,, A family lost a Father

@@dtyallen9864 He dont know It could have been mechanical,,But he dont care

trucker exited 95 at pretty good clip. at bottom of curved, downward sloping ramp it started under the overpass. there's a puff of smoke at the rear and the immediate eruption of flames. either the brakes failed or there was a load shift. the tank rolled over and that's all she wrote.

I use to take that exit daily to go to Flourtown, that turn coming off is extremely sharp.

You see the same thing I see. The truck exploded first!

Could have had an mRNA injection reaction.

@@bikingcat3283 No! Couldn't be . . . the Vax is both safe & effective. KZfaq says so.

Please uncaring people sad - selfish , not the first time construction has been done there.

Let's see how respectful the people who are now driving through the neighborhood are about letting residents in and out of their driveways/parking spaces.

Yes, seems to be a little bit fast!

Theres a left sharp turn off that ramp to underpass, he was probably going faster than usual getting off cottman exit

Exactly. It looked like the truck exploded before the impact…

Could have had an mRNA injection reaction.

I do no

He was knocked out

There are *two times* when the federal government completely messes things up. When it *doesn't* do its job..................................and when it *does* . 🤦🏻

Excessive spped.

That, unfortunately, went out with the *cream cheese* . 😝

@@grantorino2325 , rude...but funny af.😄

The driver’s BOSS did NOT make him take an EXIT WAAAAY TOO GODDAM FAST!!!

He was driving his own truck.

@@traybern What if he had brake failure/mechanical failure? He was probably looking for as good a place as any to ditch the truck and cause the least amount of casualties. He's an experienced driver. We don't know what happened. The video cannot tell the entire reality or cause.

@@A.Walker. Brake failure? Yeah, look for a place DOWN a HILL!!!!

Happened in ATL, GA a couple years ago. Section of I-85 collapsed.

@@sleuer66 I thought that fire was caused by a homeless encampment under the highway, or was that a different incident?

You sound slow. If that was the case tanker trucks would be turning over exploding everyday. There’s more to this tragedy.

You do realize that fire can get hotter than the fuel right? How else do you think they melted iron to 2800F with wood thousands of years ago? Exhaust had temps in a car can get up to 1500f, and those are controlled. Diesel can get even hotter.

@Nmcg 1634 ummm thanks for comment and as you say you do know that they used charcoal and other products to get fire hot enough right do research and learn a thing or two a wood fire sir will not be hot enough to burn just as to melt concrete and metal sir or ma'am to increase the intensity of wood or oil fire you would have to have a ingredient that has a higher temp to burn research temperature of oil or gasoline fire 710F not my words so I guess Google mainstream must be lying

That’s the plan they announced yesterday.

Insanity.

This was ALL HIS FAULT!!!!

@@johnp139 you don’t know that. If that was the case…tanker trucks would be turning over exploding every day. And they are not found so. If something went wrong we’d never know because the truck exploded.

No compassion- it could be anyone- one of their family member driving these big trucks

@@yvonnehearst585 I feel for him it doesn’t sound like a good way to go but he most likely took the exit too fast to flip the tanker. I would be interested if they have any details.

No

Exactly.

This was not a bridge that failed because it needed to be fixed. In fact, it was part of a more recent expansion and was not an old bridge. Unless you can fix the laws of physics and heat melting steel at high temperatures, chill.

@@islandxtreme26 Correct. No bridge would have survived that hot temperature.

This was only a 10 year old bridge if I remember correctly.

And with the extra traffic using the toll roads, they are getting a windfall. The emergency federal funding could be used to compensate for the loss of the normally expected tolls.