The trucking company involved in a crash that killed 11 people in Kentucky in March was rated “deficient” by regulators, repeatedly failing inspections. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration gave the company, Hester Inc. of Fayette, Ala., a rating of 88.4 — with 100 the worst score — in February. The Hester driver crossed a median, killing himself and 10 members of a Mennonite family traveling to a wedding.
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