O’Bryon said troopers are still trying to determine whether the driver fell asleep or the crash was a result of a medical condition.
Freeman was cited for not having a current Commercial Driver License and for failure to control, O’Bryon said.
O’Bryon said the crash blocked the two right lanes for 20 to 30 minutes and the right lane was blocked for about an hour while crews worked to move the semi. He said I-75 north was not shut down but it did create a two-mile backup due to the closing of those lanes at the crash site.
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