A road hazard occurred in Port Arthur when a concrete mixer truck sank into a sinkhole. The incident happened on a street in the area. The truck became stuck, and the circumstances surrounding the event are known to have taken place on a Tuesday.
Further details about the incident can be found through local news sources, such as KFDM, which reported on the concrete mixer truck getting stuck in the Port Arthur sinkhole.
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