Campbell Hall, NY (August 2, 2025) – A serious crash involving a tractor-trailer and a car occurred on Friday evening, August 1, on Neeleytown Rd near 120 Neeleytown Rd in Campbell Hall. The incident, reported around 4:54 p.m., involved a head-on collision that resulted in multiple injuries, according to emergency radio traffic and the Maybrook Fire Department.
First responders from Maybrook Fire and Campbell Hall Fire arrived quickly on the scene to assist. Emergency crews provided treatment to the injured at the site, and several individuals were transported to local hospitals for additional care. The severity of the injuries has not been fully confirmed. The crash caused significant disruption in the area as authorities worked to secure the scene.
OCFC 1 and Maybrook Car 1 were among the first units to respond after 911 reported a head-on crash with confirmed injuries. The exact circumstances leading to the crash remain under investigation.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this serious accident, and we hope for a full recovery for all those injured.
Tractor-Trailer Crash Dangers on Regional Roads
Neeleytown Rd is a rural connector route in Campbell Hall that accommodates both local traffic and heavy commercial vehicles. Crashes involving tractor-trailers are especially dangerous due to the weight and stopping distance of large trucks, often resulting in severe injuries or extended extrication efforts.
According to New York State transportation data, head-on collisions involving commercial vehicles frequently occur on two-lane rural roads where curves, speed, or misjudged passing attempts play a role.
Motorists are urged to drive cautiously on roads like Neeleytown Rd, staying alert, avoiding distractions, and keeping to the right of the centerline at all times. Tractor-trailer drivers must also use extreme caution and adhere to all safety regulations when operating on local or rural roads.
Following a truck-related crash, immediate medical evaluation and documentation of the scene, including photos, witness accounts, and incident reports, are vital for treatment and recovery.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash, contact Local Accident Reports for assistance.
