FORT MYERS - A small plane crashed into the rear of a pickup truck on a busy Florida highway on Saturday as it made an emergency landing, The Guardian reported. The outlet said the incident happened on a highway and that no one was injured.

According to The Guardian, the aircraft was a Cessna 172 with two people onboard. The outlet reported that the emergency landing took place in Fort Myers about 50 minutes after takeoff. Video footage obtained from the sheriff's office, which The Guardian cited, shows the Cessna grazing over the truck as it approached the highway.

The Guardian described the outcome in one phrase, saying "miraculously no one was injured" in the incident. The outlet did not give further detail on the pickup truck or the extent of its damage in the portion of the report available for this story.

The summary also does not say what caused the plane to make an emergency landing, and it does not say where on the highway the collision occurred. It gives no time of day for the takeoff or landing, and it does not describe the departure point. Those details are not covered in the material used for this report.

The summary available for this story stops mid-sentence while describing the video, so the full account of the footage is not available here. Keely Aouga wrote the report for The Guardian. No other outlet's account of the incident was available for this story, so the details above rest on that single report.

Sources: The Guardian: Small plane crashes into pickup truck on busy Florida highway.