Wood County, OH — September 23, 2025, two people were injured as the result of a multi-truck accident at around 6:37 a.m. along Interstate 75.

According to initial details about the accident, it took place along southbound lanes of the interstate just north of Bowling Green, which is south of Toledo.

Investigators said that a 60-year-old Ontario truck driver was on foot by a Freightliner semi-truck that was parked along the shoulder. While there, a Detroit man in an International semi-truck reportedly crashed into the Freightliner. A Peterbilt driven by another Detroit driver was then involved in the chain-reaction collision.

Due to the accident, the Ontario man and one of the other drivers had reportedly non-life-threatening injuries. Right now, exact factors surrounding the accident are unavailable.

Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman

Commercial truck wrecks can be complex on their own. A crash involving multiple trucks is only going to present more significant challenges.

Chief among those challenges will no doubt be the different companies involved all fighting to avoid responsibility. Having handled hundreds of commercial vehicle accident cases, I've known many truck drivers who found out the hard way that their employers don't prioritize getting them the help they need.

As such, it's often important victims involved in crashes like this take steps to ensure the crash is thoroughly investigated so they have as much evidence telling their side of the story as possible. Waiting around for the authorities or their employers to handle everything is only likely to result in important details slipping through the cracks.