News: Interstate 40 near Forrest City shut down after fatal crash, chemical spill

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FORREST CITY, AR – A fatal accident that resulted in a chemical spill shut down a portion of Interstate 40 near Forrest City early Tuesday afternoon, reports KAIT8.

The accident happened on I-40 west of the Newcastle Road exit, and was reported shortly after 9 a.m. One person was killed, but no details have been released regarding the victim or the circumstances that led to the wreck.  The incident caused a spill of calcium carbide, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation.

I-40 was temporarily shut down in both directions while crews responded to clear the scene and clean up the spill. Traffic was being diverted at exit 247.  No evacuations were required.

The experienced Arkansas car accident lawyers at Pfeifer Law understand how challenging a serious car accident can be for victims and their families.  So if you or a loved one have been involved in a crash, contact us today to review your legal options.  We can help you fight for compensation for the expenses you have incurred, while you recover from your ordeal.  Call us at 501-374-4440 or submit our contact form to schedule a free consultation.

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