I-12 before Satsuma east bound at stand still

Those damn straight roads with no stop lights, I swear

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Large moving truck (not quite a big rig) flipped on its side with back end over the concrete barrier laying across inside lane. Fire truck blocking middle lane

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Yep. I don't even know how you can frick up that bad. Texting? Fell asleep? Even then, he had to hit it at just the right angle to ramp up over that wall.

Louisiana deserves the bad traffic it has

This would be funny if someone set this up legally.

Every weekday morning we should have a game show called predict the accident of the day.

Each day you can buy a square for 5 credits.
A credit cost is $1 US per 1 credit.
.25 cents per $1 dollar US goes to operation of the game and .75 cents per $1 dollar US goes to the pot.


Setup an online payment system and square tracking system.

Picks for next working day start at 8pm the prior day and goes until 4:55am on the day of the accident.

Accidents have to occur between 4:56 am and 7:59 pm on the day you pick a square on.
Square is an area of interstate of major highway.

Accidents have to shutdown major roadways coming into the BTR metro area or leaving the BTR metro area.

Only accidents on I-10, I-12, Airline Hwy US 61, or Florida Blvd US 190 will be on the board.

Points are given to the person who’s square is right.

At the end of the Calendar year Dec 31st the person with the most points wins the cash in the pot.

The person who runs the board and website operator can allow more than one accident to count toward a winning square.
Winning square gets $100 Credit points.
Winners can win more than one time a day.

Only 1 person per square with area of roadway per period 4:56 am to 7:59 pm.
First come first serve by payment received.
One one square per person and email in a day.

Operator can sell up to 4 person injury attorney ads on the outside of the boarders per day at a cost of $100 per day. Ads have to be in good conduct and the business has to be legal.

Have to be 21 yrs are old to play and a legal resident in the United States. Your account you paid your squares with has to be open at the time to allow a credit of the winnings into your account.