FELTON, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — Two truck drivers were injured Friday morning when construction trucks collided at a Clay County intersection.
The crash happened around 6:40 a.m. on October 30, 2026, at Highway 9 and County Road 34 near Felton.
According to the Minnesota State Patrol, both drivers suffered injuries classified as non-life-threatening.
Two Construction Trucks Collide Near Felton
The collision involved a 2018 International construction truck and a 2011 Kenworth construction truck.
The State Patrol reported that the vehicles collided at the intersection of Highway 9 and County Road 34.
The two trucks were traveling on different roads before the collision.
Authorities have not released a final determination of what caused the crash.
The report does not establish which driver, if either, was responsible for the collision.
Two Drivers Identified in Clay County Crash
The Minnesota State Patrol identified the first driver as Bradley Joel Weerts, 57, of Ada, Minnesota.
Weerts was driving the 2018 International construction truck, according to the report.
He suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to Sanford for medical care.
The report lists his seat belt use as unknown.
The second driver was identified as Larry Donald Mosloff, 54, of Glyndon, Minnesota.
Mosloff was driving the 2011 Kenworth construction truck.
He also suffered injuries classified as non-life-threatening but was not listed as transported to a hospital.
State Patrol records indicate Mosloff was wearing a seat belt.
Road Conditions and Emergency Response
The State Patrol reported that the roadway was dry when the collision occurred.
Neither truck had an airbag deployment listed in the crash report.
Alcohol was not suspected as a factor for either driver.
Several emergency agencies responded to the scene following the early morning collision.
Those agencies included Felton Fire, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, and Sanford EMS.
Emergency personnel assisted at the intersection while authorities handled the crash response.
Earlier local reports indicated traffic was being detoured around the intersection.
Motorists can check Minnesota 511 for current highway conditions and possible traffic restrictions.
State Patrol Releases Updated Injury Information
Early reports described one driver’s injuries as life-threatening and indicated a driver had been airlifted.
However, the State Patrol’s detailed incident information lists both drivers’ injuries as non-life-threatening.
The official report identifies the crash under incident number 26901794.
The incident falls within the State Patrol’s Detroit Lakes district.
The public crash summary does not identify any citations or provide a final explanation for the collision.
Readers can review the Minnesota State Patrol’s official crash report for available information.
TRF News will continue following any confirmed developments concerning the crash.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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