After collision, tonnes of nacho cheese spill from truck onto US highway

 After collision, tonnes of nacho cheese spill from truck onto US highway

The incident happened in Arkansas on I-30 West close to Prescott when the truck collided with another car.

After a vehicle carrying a large quantity of nacho cheese cans collided with it on Tuesday, showering the road with the gooey substance, a segment of an Arkansas highway in the United States was momentarily blocked.

The truck was carrying cans of nacho cheese when it collided with another car on Interstate 30 close to Prescott, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation. The transport department's social media channels were updated with pictures showing the road covered in yellow cheese.

Tuesday Taco Day, anyone? On I-30 West near Prescott, a truck hauling nacho cheese cans overturned today, the agency said. The agency continued, "Things are all clear now, and traffic is moving." Tuesday, anybody for tacos? On I-30 West near Prescott, a truck carrying cans of nacho cheese spilled today.

Department of Transportation of Arkansas

According to representatives of the Arkansas Department of Transportation, the collision happened at noon. Despite leaving quite a mess in its wake, no one was hurt in the crash. Numerous people viewed the article from the transport department and left insightful remarks.

Are there any chips available? Have a snack while you're travelling, a user suggested.

Imagine that you are a neighbouring resident who is oblivious of the scenario; all of a sudden, the scent of nacho cheese fills the air. I wonder how many people it gave a sudden thirst for nachos, another individual said. 

A third user praised the department's social media team for their sense of humour and said, "Thankful the official tweet showed a sense of humour."

It has happened before that a truck has thrown food into the road. Over the years, a number of other trucks carrying food and beverages have collided, closing roads while the messes are cleaned up. In the US, a truck that wrecked last year dumped 18,000 kg of chicken nuggets onto the highway.