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Multi-Vehicle Semi-Truck Crash Shuts Down I-75 in Whitley County

Whitley County, KY (September 23, 2025) – A four-vehicle collision involving a semi-truck shut down a portion of Interstate 75 northbound in Whitley County Tuesday morning, sending one person to the hospital.

Accident Details: Kentucky State Police from the London Post 11 responded to the crash near the 3-mile marker on northbound I-75. The collision involved a semi-truck and three other vehicles. Emergency crews transported one individual to a nearby hospital for treatment. Authorities said the injured person is expected to recover.

The crash forced an extended closure of the interstate, with northbound lanes expected to remain closed for several hours as investigators worked the scene and wreckage was cleared. Commuters in the area faced long delays as traffic was diverted to alternate routes.

Investigation: Police have not released details on what caused the semi-truck to collide with multiple vehicles. Investigators are examining vehicle positions, skid marks, and debris fields to determine the sequence of events. They may also review whether driver fatigue, distraction, or mechanical issues played a role.

As part of the standard process in commercial truck crashes, authorities are likely to check the truck driver’s hours-of-service records and vehicle maintenance history. Additional updates may be released once investigators complete their review.

Legal Considerations: Multi-vehicle crashes involving semi-trucks often result in complex liability issues. Injured victims may pursue claims to recover medical costs, lost wages, and other damages. Trucking companies may also come under scrutiny if maintenance or safety violations are uncovered.

The case highlights the dangers of high-speed interstate collisions and the need for vigilance when sharing the road with large commercial vehicles.

My thoughts are with the injured victim and all those affected by this serious crash in Whitley County.

Source: WKYT

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