After the semi-truck crash and nitric acid spill, local driving schools weigh in on safety tips for all drivers.
TUCSON, Ariz. — After the crash and nitric acid spil on I-10, local driving school instructors are giving safety tips for all drivers.
In the driving courses, she teaches her students about semi-trucks and how they haul thousands of pounds. The trucks don't have rear view mirrors and take extra time to stop.
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