The driver of a Honda Civic escaped serious injuries after flipping his vehicle several times.
The crash happened on Lobelia Road near McGill Road just after noon.
Troopers say the Civic was traveling west when the male driver lost control around a curve, went off the right side of the road and flipped several times. The driver was out of the vehicle and walking around when first responders arrived.
The car landed upright in the roadway, debris was scattered on the road. Crain’s Creek Fire closed Lobelia Road between McGill Road and McPherson Road while crews were investigating and clearing the scene.
The driver was evaluated by paramedics and did not appear to have any injuries. Troopers say speed was a factor in the crash.
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