Duct-taped semi placed out of service
Corman Park, Sask., police parked a semi Feb. 1 that was partially held together by duct tape.
“On Feb. 1, 2026, a Corman Park officer became aware of a semi-truck deemed unfit for travel on Highway 11 within the Rural Municipality of Corman Park,” the police posted on Facebook.
“Upon locating the vehicle, it was found to be in a condition rendering it unfit for service, featuring smashed side windows covered with duct tape, a severely damaged windshield obstructing the driver’s view, and a driver’s side mirror held together with duct tape.”
The truck was put out of service pending a Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspection. The driver was charged with multiple citations and the carrier notified.
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