Lorry driver Robert Derrow died when his HGV toppled in high winds A lorry driver who died when his HGV was toppled in high winds has been named. Robert Derrow, from Lowestoft, Suffolk, was driving along the A801 one mile north of Boghead Roundabout in Bathgate, West Lothian when his lorry overturned just after 8am on Thursday. The 54-year-old's vehicle struck two cars and he was pronounced dead on the scene. Four other people were involved in the crash and were taken to St John's Hospital in Livingston to be treated. The A801 was shut southbound at the Heatherfield Roundabout foe eight hours as officers carried out an investigation. Mr Derrow's death came as winds of up to 142mph battered across Scotland on Thursday morning.