Greece, NY (March 12, 2026) – A two-vehicle collision involving a white SUV and a yellow box truck was reported on Monday, March 9, near Dewey Avenue in Greece. The crash occurred close to the intersection of North Avenue and West Ridge Road, near the Dewey Avenue Walmart. Emergency units, including EMS and fire personnel, were dispatched to the scene in response to reported injuries.
Details about the number of people hurt and the severity of their injuries were not confirmed at the time of the initial report.
The incident remains under review by authorities. We are thinking of those injured as they receive medical care.
What Are the Risks of Crashes Involving Box Trucks in New York?
Collisions involving box trucks and passenger vehicles tend to produce different outcomes than crashes between two similarly sized cars. Box trucks sit higher off the ground and carry significantly more weight, which can result in greater force being transferred to a smaller vehicle during impact. In New York, these types of commercial vehicles are common on roads near retail corridors and delivery routes, making intersections in those areas a frequent setting for this kind of crash.
The size difference between a box truck and an SUV means that occupants of the smaller vehicle often face a higher risk of injury, even in lower-speed collisions. Driver visibility is also a known factor, as box truck operators have larger blind spots than standard vehicle drivers. These dynamics make it harder to avoid sudden stops or unexpected lane changes, particularly near busy commercial areas such as large retail parking lots.
