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Massachusetts State Police cite driver after multi-vehicle crash causes gravel to empty on rotary
A driver has been cited after a messy crash at a southeastern Massachusetts rotary.
According to Dave Procopio of Massachusetts State Police, just before 10:15 a.m., a tractor-trailer hauling gravel rolled over at the Bourne Rotary and was partially blocking the right travel lane of Route 28 north going into the rotary.
The truck, a 2007 Peterbilt owned and operated by a 58-year-old Hyannisport man, sustained minor injuries.
A second vehicle involved, a 2017 Ford Transit van, was operated by a 39-year-old Providence man, who also sustained minor injuries.
The tractor-trailer driver was cited for failure to yield.
One lane into the rotary remained open and cleanup last a few hours before all lanes were open.
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