JAY — The trailer of an empty logging truck went off Route 140, snapping a utility pole Monday morning, Jay police Sgt. Troy Young said.
The 2007 Kenworth rig, driven by Johnny Fortin, 32, of Canada, was going too fast for the slushy road conditions, he said. Fortin was not hurt.
The utility pole snapped in half and another pole ended up under the rear of the trailer. Wires landed on the trailer, Young said.
The truck is owned by Quebec Inc., he said.
The accident occurred at 8:28 a.m., and there was still only one lane open as of 4 p.m., Young said.
Jay firefighters assisted at the scene and helped direct traffic.
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- Utility wires drape over the trailer of an empty logging truck after it hit a pole beside Route 140 in Jay on Monday morning. Tension on the wires damaged two more poles, Jay police Sgt. Troy Young said. The Canadian driver was not injured, he said.
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- A utility pole lies on Route 140 after it was snapped off by a logging truck trailer Monday morning in Jay.
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- Utility wires and pieces of a broken utility pole lie across a logging truck trailer on Route 140 in Jay on Monday morning. Johnny Fortin, 32, of Canada was not injured when the trailer hit the pole, police Sgt. Troy Young said.
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