No One Hurt In Semi Truck Accident On I-44

Wednesday, November 15th 2006, 6:09 am

By: News On 6

Wet roads overnight in Tulsa County are blamed for an accident involving a semi truck.

It happened at the I-44 and 193rd East Avenue split in Catoosa. The driver hydroplaned sending him into the median.

The driver was not hurt.

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