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(KNZA)--A two vehicle, late Friday morning Jackson County crash, sent a man to the hospital with serious injuries.
Sheriff Tim Morse says it happened when a pickup truck, driven by David Peters, of Holton, was westbound on 198th Road, attempting to cross U.S. Highway 75.
Witnesses told the Sheriff's Office the truck, pulling a trailer, failed to yield the right of way at the highway, causing a southbound pickup, driven by Circleville resident Steven Tims, to collide with the trailer being pulled by Peters.
Tims was transported to Topeka's Stormont-Vail by Potawatomi Tribal EMS for the treatment of what Morse calls potentially life threatening injuries.
Peters was not hurt.
The wreck happened around 11:10 Friday morning.
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