VDOT crews installed special signs to help alert drivers about the banked curves on that stretch of road

A daily activity report from State Police lists Farrell Benson Kantsos Jr. of Fairfield died in the crash on Rt. 220

VDOT estimated replacing the guardrail would cost $17,000.
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Monday, WILCOHESS confirmed the tanker truck involved in the accident on Saturday night on 581 belonged to the company. 

VDOT says it’s a busy road and averages about 63,000 vehicles a day, which is more than some areas of Interstate 81.

Driving a tanker truck or *any* 18-wheeler takes special skills and comes with a big responsibility.

10 On Your Side obtained several 911 calls into the Roanoke emergency dispatch center just moments after the tanker explosion Saturday night on Route 220.

Monica Godby says the driver was going too fast from the moemnt he got off the on-ramp.

VDOT says it will close one northbound lane of Route 220 tonight at 10:00 p.m., so repair crews can put up 600 feet of guardrail.
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Developing Story: Police say the oil tanker was the only vehicle involved in the fiery crash on Interstate 581/Route 220 between the Franklin Road and Elm Street exits. A body was found outside of the truck. Parts of the road were shut down for almost 10 hours as crews worked to put out the massive fire and clear the scene.