Person Rescued From Overturned Vehicle After Collision With Pole
I-70 E & US-33 E
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Summary
- A vehicle collision on the ramp from I-70 eastbound to U.S. 33 southbound in Columbus, Ohio, left a person trapped inside a car with smoke filling the vehicle. The crash caused a wire to fall onto the car, complicating rescue efforts. Emergency services, including firefighters and police, responded to the scene.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at I-70 E & US-33 E.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at I-70 E & US-33 E.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at I-70 E & US-33 E.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at I-70 E & US-33 E.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at I-70 E & US-33 E.
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Can we start charging people that drive this way for the public services they cost us?
I remember when I was driving toward I-70 West, a car decided at the last minute to exit; I lost control of my car, hit the concrete divider, and while I was in the hospital hooked up to machines, the police brought me a ticket for the accident and damage to the concrete divider. I was in shock—literally.
Can we start charging people that drive this way for the public services they cost us?
I remember when I was driving toward I-70 West, a car decided at the last minute to exit; I lost control of my car, hit the concrete divider, and while I was in the hospital hooked up to machines, the police brought me a ticket for the accident and damage to the concrete divider. I was in shock—literally.
Can we start charging people that drive this way for the public services they cost us?
I remember when I was driving toward I-70 West, a car decided at the last minute to exit; I lost control of my car, hit the concrete divider, and while I was in the hospital hooked up to machines, the police brought me a ticket for the accident and damage to the concrete divider. I was in shock—literally.
Can we start charging people that drive this way for the public services they cost us?
I remember when I was driving toward I-70 West, a car decided at the last minute to exit; I lost control of my car, hit the concrete divider, and while I was in the hospital hooked up to machines, the police brought me a ticket for the accident and damage to the concrete divider. I was in shock—literally.
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Can we start charging people that drive this way for the public services they cost us?
I remember when I was driving toward I-70 West, a car decided at the last minute to exit; I lost control of my car, hit the concrete divider, and while I was in the hospital hooked up to machines, the police brought me a ticket for the accident and damage to the concrete divider. I was in shock—literally.