Lindsay Lohan can’t stay out of trouble on the road, said People.com. The Mean Girls actress, 25, totaled her rented Porsche last week when she rear-ended a dump truck on California’s Pacific Coast Highway. Lohan and an assistant suffered cuts and bruises, but escaped serious injury. The driver of the truck claims that a member of Lohan’s entourage arrived on the scene and offered him a bribe not to call 911. A publicist for the actress denied the allegation and suggested that the driver was looking for a payout. “Once he realized he wasn’t going to get anything from Lindsay, he decided to get cash by telling tales to the tabloids,” said Lohan’s rep.
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