Truck driver in deadly Turnpike crash returns to court after Florida loses CDL lawsuit
Harjinder Singh, the truck driver accused in the Florida Turnpike crash that killed three people and sparked a national debate over commercial driver licensing, immigration status and trucking regulations, appeared in person inside a St. Lucie County courtroom Wednesday afternoon.
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