Wyoming Highway Patrol

When the trooper went back to the Hadaway's vehicle, he had locked the doors. Shortly after, Hadaway drove away.

The Casper, Evansville and Mills police departments took part in the effort along with the Natrona County Sheriff's Office and Wyoming Highway Patrol.

The driver was injured in the crash, but the crash report does not detail the extent of their injuries.

Speed is being investigated as a possible cause of the crash. The roads were icy at the time of the incident.

In a matter of seconds, high winds cause the truck driver to lose control of the rig, which jackknifes before sliding into the median.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol says the crash happened at milepost 24 on U.S. 20-26 at roughly 5 a.m.

The driver of the Peterbilt was not injured in the wreck.

Starkey urged drivers to slow down, drive defensively and give themselves extra time to reach their destination on schedule.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

It's no secret that Wyoming driving can be an adventure. That's one of the reasons we love asking Trooper Gray questions. He also answered some driving questions that you shared with us about distracted driving, high profile vehicles and who decides when Wyoming interstates get closed.

The state trooper and a good Samaritan pulled the driver from the truck moments before it became engulfed.

Driver inattention is listed as a possible contributing factor in the crash.