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Car drives off Highway 3 east of Midway

RCMP say the car hit black ice near intersection of Norwegian Creek Road
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Police found this Toyota Camry near the bottom of a Highway 3 embankment near Norwegian Creek Road Sunday, Nov. 8. Photo: Midway RCMP

A 25-year-old Trail man is lucky to have walked away from a single-vehicle crash on Highway 3 east of Midway on Sunday, Nov. 8, according to Midway RCMP.

Cpl. Phil Peters said the man’s Toyota Camry hit a patch of black ice on a curved stretch approaching the intersection of Norwegian Creek Road shortly before 8:45 a.m. The Camry left the highway, hitting several trees on its way down a creek-side embankment.

Responding paramedics determined the man hadn’t sustained any serious injuries, but Peters said his car “is probably totalled.”

The Camry came to a stop before it rolled into Norwegian Creek. Photo: Midway RCMP
The Camry came to a stop before it rolled into Norwegian Creek. Photo: Midway RCMP

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Sunday’s accident was the second time in less than a month that a car left Highway 3 after failing to take the curve near the intersection of Norwegian Creek Road.

Midway RCMP found a Kelowna woman’s upturned Honda Civic in the creek on Friday, Oct. 30.


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