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Tanks for the Traffic Jam

After traveling through Lexington on Man o' War Boulevard from Versailles Road to the Hamburg area, a 200-foot-long tractor-trailer went down the ramp leading to Interstate 75 and Richmond, its ultimate destination.
Lexington Herald Leader
After traveling through Lexington on Man o' War Boulevard from Versailles Road to the Hamburg area, a 200-foot-long tractor-trailer went down the ramp leading to Interstate 75 and Richmond, its ultimate destination.

A big rig monopolized major thoroughfares in Lexington and Richmond during Monday evening rush hour as it transported a piece of equipment for the chemical-destruction plant in Madison County. The 200-foot-long tractor-trailer carrying an empty 100-ton steel vessel arrived at Man o' War Boulevard in Lexington shortly before 4 p.m., nearly an hour earlier than expected, officials said. About 6 p.m. the truck arrived at Blue Grass Army Depot in Madison County, where the vessel will be installed in a plant that will destroy chemical weapons.

 

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