Wrong lane travel causes consternation

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A semi truck traveling southbound on Highway 6 crossed into the northbound lanes Friday morning about 8 a.m near Blue Cut. The danger for oncoming traffic was tremendous. The truck reportedly came close to crashing into a Savage coal truck before it reached the crossover at the Price exit where it could get back on the correct side of the road. The Highway Patrol pulled the vehicle over after the incident.

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