Second Rollover Crash at Route 53 Spur and Lake Cook Rd Is Second in Three Weeks, Near Long Grove

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VIDEO: Rollover truck crash on the off ramp from northbound IL-53 spur to westbound Lake Cook Road near Long Grove — the second in three weeks.

Illinois State police and Long Grove, Palatine and Buffalo Grove firefighter/paramedics responded about 12:46 PM Monday to Long Grove, IL. Police and firefighter/paramedics first on the scene reported a semi-trailer truck on its side with the driver still inside the vehicle.

Firefighter/paramedics setup up operations and mutual aid requests for a light extrication operation.

A Palatine ambulance moved from the scene to Long Grove’s fire station for coverage for Long Grove. Long Grove’s ambulance waited at the scene for extrication of the victim. The victim was extricated by about 1:10 p.m., and transported to Northwest Community Hospital.

Lincolnshire-Riverwoods also stood by at Long Grove’s fire station for a short time.

A-Express Towing worked the recovery of the truck. The truck was loaded with machine parts and no hazardous material operations was involved.

VIDEO: Rollover truck crash three weeks ago on the off ramp from northbound Route 53 spur to westbound Lake Cook Road.

A semi-trailer truck also rolled over as recently as Monday August 19, 2013 at almost the exact location on the westbound ramp. The truck rolled completely upside-down, but the driver was able to get out of the vehicle on his own. That driver was also injured and transported to Northwest Community Hospital after the crash that occurred three weeks prior.

The off ramp is the site of frequent truck rollover crashes.

Map of area of rollover truck crash at the ramp from the northbound IL-53 spur to westbound Lake Cook Road (with live traffic overlay) …

Live traffic overlay at 1:51 p.m. Monday September 9, 2013 showing traffic stopped on the ramp (check the album for wider view and two other time samples).


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