October 20, 2025

Trucker blocks wrong-way semi at Indiana toll booth

Steve Smith

A wild scene played out early on October 11, 2025, when a semi truck drove the wrong way through a toll booth on I-90 in Indiana. Another trucker caught it all on dash cam around 3:30 a.m. as he drove westbound and saw the big rig coming straight at him.

What happened: The trucker who recorded the video moved to block the wrong-way driver, hoping to stop a head-on collision. He later contacted the police to report what he saw.

The video quickly made the rounds on social media, sparking a lot of reaction from the trucking community and the public.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the incident "chilling" and said his team is following up to find out more.
Duffy also raised concerns about foreign drivers misunderstanding road signs, calling it a real safety problem.

No crash or injuries were reported during the bizarre incident.

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