Pumpkins Spill Onto Coleman Boulevard After Truck Strikes Tree Limb

Champaign Urbana & Springfield Decatur, IL, October 17, 2026 —

A load of pumpkins spilled onto Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, after an 18-wheeler struck a low-hanging tree limb, according to the available account. The incident caused traffic delays.

The summary does not say when the spill occurred or identify the truck’s owner, driver or destination. It also does not specify how many pumpkins fell, how long traffic was delayed, or whether any lanes were blocked. No details were provided about injuries, damage to the truck or tree, or the response to the spill.

The reported sequence is limited to the truck striking the low-hanging limb, followed by pumpkins spilling onto the boulevard and traffic delays. The account does not explain why the limb was low-hanging or provide information about road conditions, signage or any prior concerns about the tree.

It is also unclear whether the pumpkins were cleared from the roadway, whether the truck continued on its route, or whether authorities or transportation crews attended the scene. No agency statements, inspection results or other official findings were included in the summary.

With those details unavailable, the scope and duration of the disruption cannot be determined from the account. The information provided confirms only that pumpkins spilled onto Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant after an 18-wheeler struck a low-hanging tree limb, and that the incident caused traffic delays.

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