A fatal accident occurred on a highway in Arkansas. The incident involved a vehicle striking an object that had fallen onto the road. The object was a portable toilet that came loose from a pickup truck.
A driver lost their life in the crash. Further information about the accident is available from Arkansas State Police, including the circumstances surrounding the incident and the events that led to the crash.
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