Truckers on Interstate 70 in Kansas were wary because of violence spawned in other parts of the country by a truck strike that had many idled. Some were retaliating against those who did not stop rolling. Several Interstate 70 drivers said their vehicles had been shot at, though there had been no injuries or deaths to date.
February 2, 2008
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