El Paso Police continue inspecting semi-trucks after deadly Transmountain area-crash
El Paso police are inspecting commercial trucks on Transmountain Road after a semi crash near Loop 375 killed 42-year-old Rene Perez-Ramirez and injured nine. Officials cite brake failure, steep grades and speed. El Paso police are inspecting commercial trucks near Transmountain Road following a deadly crash that killed one person and injured nine others. The inspections are part of the El Paso Police Department's "Enough Is Enough" initiative, following a crash involving a semi-truck and multiple vehicles. The truck driver reported brake failure while traveling downhill, causing the semi-tanker to hit multiple vehicles, killing 42-year-old Rene Perez-Ramirez. Royal Jones, president and CEO of Mesilla Valley Transportation, supports the inspections but believes additional measures will require additional measures to prevent future crashes. Jones also suggested reviewing speed limits for trucks and that commercial vehicles should remain in the right lane while descending the mountain.
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El Paso police have begun inspecting commercial trucks traveling toward Transmountain Road following a deadly crash Monday that killed one person and injured nine others.
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