Hudson Valley Woman Killed in 5-Vehicle Tractor-Trailer Crash

A Hudson Valley woman was killed after being rear-ended by a tractor-trailer on a highway.

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New Jersey State Police responded to a five-vehicle crash on Interstate 280 West in Essex County near Newark on Tuesday afternoon.

Police believe 51-year-old Nicole A. Greco's Scion was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer around 3:30 p.m. near mile marker 12.6 in West Orange on I-280.

The tractor-trailer hit Greco's car and caused a chain reaction that involved three other westbound vehicles. Greco's Scion then collided into the back of a Toyota which hit the back of a Honda, RLS Media reports.

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Greco, 51, of Chester, was killed in the crash, according to New Jersey State Police.

At least one other driver was injured, but those injuries aren't considered life-threatening. The injured driver was later identified as 36-year-old Daniel Clark of Scotch Plains, NJ. He reportedly suffered moderate injuries.

More details about the fatal crash haven't been released as police continue to investigate.

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