1 flown to hospital after truck crashes into construction vehicle in Huber Heights

WHIO Staff

April 30, 2024 at 1:14 AM·1 min read

One person was flown to the hospital after a crash in Huber Heights Monday morning.

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Police and medics responded to the crash in the area of State Route 4 and New Carlisle Pike. The crash was reported shortly before 10 a.m.

According to a social media post from the Huber Heights Fire Division, crews arrived on scene to find a truck crashed into the back of a large excavating vehicle with the driver pinned between the steering wheel and the seat.

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The fire division said it was “challenging” to get the trapped driver out of the truck.

All lanes were temporarily closed on SR-4 South beyond I-70 West/SR-4 South, according to ODOT cameras.

CareFlight took the driver to the hospital. Details on their condition were not released.

We will continue updating this story as we learn more.

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