The tragic accident occurred in Glasberga, Södertälje, earlier this year during heavy snowfall, resulting in the death of another individual. Initially, the truck driver involved in the incident was arrested and faced accusations of causing the death of another and gross negligence in traffic. However, the Swedish Prosecution Authority has announced that the investigation into the truck driver is now dismissed, confirming that he is completely exonerated from any suspicions.

In parallel to the investigation concerning the truck driver, there is an ongoing examination into work environment violations related to the same fatality, with Trafikverket (Swedish Transport Administration) being the employer under scrutiny. This investigation examines whether Trafikverket's practices and responsibilities contributed to the death, particularly in terms of safety protocols during adverse weather conditions. Recent criticism has been directed towards Trafikverket from the Swedish Work Environment Authority for lacking written risk assessments for the work that inspectors perform in traffic.

This development raises significant concerns about workplace safety and regulatory compliance in Sweden, particularly regarding the transportation sector during hazardous weather. The conclusion of the truck driver's investigation may bring temporary relief, but the ongoing scrutiny of Trafikverket signifies a continuing quest for accountability and improvements in safety standards in the face of such tragic accidents.