20 Tons of Glass Lying on the Side of the Road

An accident on a Danish highway has dumped 20 tons of glass on the tarmac.

The glass, which was being transported from Germany to Sweden, shattered upon impact and covered the road in thousands of tiny pieces.

Police were called to the scene and closed the road in both directions while the glass was cleared away.

No one was injured in the accident, but the cleanup operation is expected to take several hours.

While accidents involving trucks carrying glass are not uncommon, it is rare for such a large amount of glass to be spilled onto the road.

In 2016, a similar incident occurred in the United States when a truck carrying 25 tons of glass overturned on a highway in California.

The cleanup operation in that case took several days and required the use of heavy machinery.

Glass on the road can be extremely dangerous for both pedestrians and motorists.

Pedestrians can easily slip and fall on glass, while motorists can suffer tire punctures or even lose control of their vehicles.

It is important to be aware of the dangers of glass on the road and to take precautions to avoid accidents.

There are a few things that drivers can do to avoid glass on the road:

Be aware of the potential for glass on the road, especially in areas where there has been an accident.
Slow down and drive cautiously if you see glass on the road.
If possible, avoid driving over glass.
If you do drive over glass, be sure to check your tires for damage.

If you find glass on the road, it is important to report it to the authorities.

You can do this by calling the police or by using the following online form:

Reporting glass on the road will help to prevent accidents and keep everyone safe.