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Body, Cab of Tractor-Trailer in Delaware River After Crash

DELAWARE MEMORIAL BRIDGE, DELAWARE, JUL 12 – The tractor cab plunged 20 feet into the Delaware River after crossing three traffic lanes, with the driver’s body recovered Saturday, officials said.

  • In the early hours of Friday, July 11, a tractor-trailer cab breached a concrete barrier on the Delaware Memorial Bridge and plunged into the Delaware River below.
  • The crash occurred as the southbound truck crossed multiple lanes before hitting the wall and careening into about 20 feet of water where the cab landed.
  • Dive teams started searching the water shortly after 3:40 a.m. Friday but paused their efforts late that afternoon because of challenging tide and water circumstances, before resuming at 9 a.m. Saturday.
  • Officials confirmed the cab and the presumed-deceased male driver were recovered around 11 a.m. Saturday and the Delaware Medical Examiner took possession of the remains.
  • Authorities continue investigating the cause and ownership details of the crash while all lanes on the bridge reopened and no other vehicles were involved.
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Truck driver's body recovered from Delaware River after crash

First responders recovered the body of a driver from the Delaware River after their truck cab plunged off the Delaware Memorial Bridge.

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