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Car Hangs Off Hydro Pole After Slick Road Turn

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20-year-old driver escapes unscathed after car climbs hydro pole in Burlington; no charges, no injuries, and no structural damage reported.

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Car Hangs Off Hydro Pole After Slick Road Turn

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Car Hangs Off Hydro Pole After Slick Road Turn. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A 20-year-old woman from Mississauga took her car for an unintended climb on April 4th around 10.46 a.m. at Highway 5 in Rock, Chapel Road in Burlington. Police say she lost control on a left turn when slick roads sent the vehicle off the pavement and up a hydro pole's support wire. Wet conditions turned that simple turn into a wild ride with the car hanging there instead of hitting the ground hard. No one else was in the vehicle and emergency crews rode up quick to check the scene. Luckily, the driver walked away without a scratch and damaged stayed minor all around. Folks on site breathed easy since medical help wasn't needed. A tow truck carefully lowered the car back down later and the utility crew gave the pole a full inspection to confirm it held up fine. Officials confirm no structural issues. Police aren't pressing charges but drops in real talk, ease off the speed and grip the wheel right when roads get slippery so you stay planted on. All four tires. What's your update from Canada News today, powered by AI?

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