A fatal accident occurred on Interstate 49 in Benton County, Arkansas. A man was killed when his vehicle collided with a portable toilet that had fallen from a truck. The victim was 56 years old, according to Arkansas State Police.
The incident involved a truck traveling on the interstate, from which the portable toilet fell. Further details about the accident are available from Arkansas State Police, who reported the incident.
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