What to Know
- A tractor-trailer overturned and spilled about 7,200 gallons of milk onto a highway in upstate New York
- State police say the Sunday crash occurred near Sandy Creek on Interstate 81 when a truck carrying milk rolled over on an exit ramp
- The exit ramp was closed for several hours as crews cleared the milk from the highway
There may be no sense crying over spilled milk, but some farmers are likely going to be feeling some type of way about this lactose loss.
A tractor-trailer overturned and spilled about 7,200 gallons of milk onto a highway in upstate New York.
State police say the Sunday crash occurred near Sandy Creek on Interstate 81 when a truck carrying milk rolled over on an exit ramp.
Police say the milk truck’s driver noticed a vehicle parked on the shoulder of the ramp and lost control. The driver was pulled from the vehicle and taken to Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse with non-life-threatening injuries.
The exit ramp was closed for several hours as crews cleared the milk from the highway.
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