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    Feb 18, 2015, 06:11 PM
    Great news.

    I was going to add that many times when there's an accident, which this was, all involved are given tickets. It's adding insult to injury.

    We can't control the weather, or the driving conditions, but we can have common sense and not drive when it's dangerous. One part of your post stands out a lot!:

    Anyway couple hours later tow trucks arrive to haul the semi out and the tow truck drivers said we should never have been out on these roads in this weather with an empty trailer. You're just looking for trouble.
    As a semi driver your husband should have known this, and shouldn't have continued driving under these conditions. I actually think the ticket was valid, and you got very lucky when they dismissed it.
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    Feb 19, 2015, 04:26 AM
    From a legal viewpoint, he did lose control, assuming you got good photos of the weather, written report of conditions, the judge may dismiss it,

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