[JLHarper]

At least he's working...probably happy to have a job, though probably for not much longer after that incident follows him on his resume IF he can keep his license.........

Crooked companies/truckers used to run Eastern NC with valves open spewing PCBs on shoulder of the roads......they used to have signs warning people not to get in the dirt on shoulders of these NC roads....

Excerpt from NC PCB website;
PCBs Dumped Along Roadsides

*1978: June: PCBs are dumped along 11 miles of roadsides at the North Carolina Ft. Bragg Army Base.

*1978: July 27 through August 10: Midnight dumpers deliberately drip PCBs in fourteen counties along approximately 242 miles of highway shoulders. In response, the state puts up large, permanent warning signs about every quarter of a mile saying: “WARNING: CHEMICAL SPILL ALONG HIGHWAY SHOULDERS.”

1978: August 2: The Toxic Substance Control Act goes into affect. Legally, now, PCB spills must be picked up.