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A chauffeur in Utah invested time within the medical facility over the weekend break after hanging a turkey on the interstate, which despatched it flying with the vehicles and truck’s windscreen.
The Garland Fire Department shared the story on its Facebook net web page on Saturday.
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A Utah man is okay after a turkey collapsed along with his windscreen whereas he was driving. (Garland Fire Department)
“There are plenty of dangers when traveling at high speeds down the interstate. Including turkeys. Yes, you read that right,” the division composed.
The motorist, that was not acknowledged, was taking a visit northbound on Interstate 15 on Saturday when a turkey selected to go throughout web site site visitors.
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The motorist, that was not acknowledged, struck the turkey, that made a multitude within the vehicles and truck. (Garland Fire Department)
The motorist wound up hanging the turkey, which triggered it forward collapsing with the vehicles and truck’s windscreen. Pictures from the hearth division reveal a damaged entrance windscreen and plumes all through the motorist’s seat contained in the vehicles and truck.
While the turkey actually didn’t make it by means of the affect, the person driving continuous non-life-threatening accidents and was required to the medical facility “in good spirits.”
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The Garland Fire Department cautioned car drivers to be careful for wild animals when taking a visit because the temperature ranges get hold of hotter. (Garland Fire Department)
“This is a great reminder to watch out for animals when traveling,” the division composed. “Garland Fire has seen multiple vehicle accidents involving wildlife, including Elk & Moose, on this stretch of interstate. With the warmer weather approaching, we expect to see more sightings.”
