Law enforcement look over the wreckage of a large delivery-type vehicle and a semi that collided near Old Bailey Road on S.C. 170. According to eye-witness accounts, one westbound lane has been converted to keep traffic flowing due to both eastbound lanes - traffic heading toward Beaufort - being closed. Sarah Welliver, staff photo

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No major injuries in S.C. 170 truck wreck; traffic clear

January 30, 2013 9:56 AM

A small truck rear-ended a log truck on S.C. 170 near Old Bailey Road this morning. The collision did not result in any major injuries, according to the Hardeeville Fire Department.

Traffic was limited to one lane in both directions for about an hour as firefighters cleared the wreckage. As of noon, traffic flow is back to normal, said Fire Chief Dan Morgan.

Morgan said the log truck was slowing down to pull into a logging operation area when a small box truck ran into the rear bumper. The driver of the log truck was not injured. The driver of the smaller truck was taken to Coastal Carolina Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, Morgan said.

S.C. Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

A collision between a large, delivery-type truck and a semi on S.C. 170 in Okatie, near Old Bailey Road is stalling traffic, according to an eyewitness report. Liz Farrell, Staff photo