Jeremiah Huggins, 40, was killed after the wreck on I-10. Officials said he was moving his family to Jacksonville after recently losing his job.
Investigators said the 18-wheelers were stopped on the interstate when Huggins slammed into them from behind, WAFB reported.
Huggins’ daughter emerged from the crash “without a scratch,” investigators said.
No charges are being filed in the case, WAFB reported.
#BREAKING: One dead, more hurt after major 18-wheeler crash on I-10 east two miles before Hwy. 415. This spot notorious for deadly rear-end crashes @WAFB pic.twitter.com/3119A7JuNC
— Graham Ulkins (@GrahamWAFB) March 29, 2018
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