Two truck drivers were involved in a rear-end collision on State Road 67 south of Worthington, resulting in both drivers being transported to Greene County General Hospital. Craig Hudson, 42, and William Nickelson, 36, sustained non-incapacitating injuries and were driving for Home Run Trucking Inc. and Elmer Buchta, respectively. The collision, which occurred in a construction zone, led to extensive damage to both trucks and a temporary closure of the highway. ISP Trooper Kent Winstead determined that Hudson, cited for speed, was at fault for the accident. The incident highlighted the importance of cautious driving, particularly around large trucks. Emergency responders and local authorities played a crucial role in managing the aftermath of the collision and ensuring the safety of both drivers. The incident sparked debates and opinions about road safety, emphasizing the shared responsibility of all motorists for preventing accidents on the road. It also shed light on the challenges faced by truck drivers in maintaining road safety amidst various factors.