Didn't get there, sorry for your loss. I wholly sympathize. I used to run I-80 in the middle of the night (eighteen-wheels) during temps hovering in the lower thirties.It always stymied me, made me wish I could wrap my fingers around the throats of the engineers who decided to make most every bridge (except the long ones) with a curve.
We all know 'bridge freezes before road surface', and time after time you run downhill to the bridge having to control the weight and speed, then release the brakes, dance across the bridge hoping to keep both vehicles in line.
I TOTALLY DESPISE PA I-80 Horrible thing also, was the first couple of decades it was all cement sections, that were not leveled block to block. You could not run it at any decent speed with a truck, without major backache, as you'd bounce from section to section.
Sorry for the rant (no I'm not) never had the opportunity to express my feelings about this epic fail of highway engineering.
I do, sincerely, hope that time and insurance money will make you whole again. Twenty years over the road, exposed me to too many views of broken mangled, dreams on the side of the road. God bless.
