Glad all are okay. Yes, the Terwilliger Curves are definitely not to be trifled with. The heavier traffic volume over the years and especially over the last two decades exacerbates this issue. I live in Roseburg now, so don't navigate them often, but I sure used to, often with a load of gas pipe or water heaters.
Https://www.oregonlive.com/commuting/2021/06/i-5-northbound-closed-at-terwilliger-for-semi-truck-crash.html
Terwilliger curves are a nasty set of curves in between portland and Salem, best advice i can give you after having been a resident here for 20 years is avoid em if you can, go extra slow if you cannot.
At this time all drivers are okay.
Moe
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Https://www.oregonlive.com/commuting/2021/06/i-5-northbound-closed-at-terwilliger-for-semi-truck-crash.html
Terwilliger curves are a nasty set of curves in between portland and Salem, best advice i can give you after having been a resident here for 20 years is avoid em if you can, go extra slow if you cannot.
At this time all drivers are okay.
Moe