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ICY ROADS result in four accidents Busy Terrace Firefighters tend to injured occupant and prepare for hydraulic cutters to free person from vehicle. Four vehicle accidents one one day - Nov 5, 2002 - icy conditions catch motorists by surprise. The first call was 6:59 a.m. - a 50-year- old Kitimat man’s vehicle hit ice and rolled over near the airport hill on Hwy 37. The second happened within the hour 7:56 a.m. - a 1994 Dodge pickup rolled over just south of the airport hill. The third accident occurred less than a half hour later at 8:22 a.m.- a little closer to Terrace when a 1985 GMC pick-up crossed the centre line landing up in the ditch on the south side of Hwy 37. The fourth occurred at 8:37 a.m. 41km east of Terrace near Little Oliver Creek. Although the vehicle, a 2001 Dodge Dakota pick-up truck suffered major damage, 3 occupants thanks to the seat belts, only suffered minor injuries. The message from the RCMP is to winterize vehicles, take extra caution on the roads especially in frosty mornings, and to keep wearing those seatbelts - they could save your lives. Be careful out there. Special Thanks to Terrace Firefighters Who made extensive use of the jaws of life to get victims out of vehicles in at least two of the incidents. . Below is a reprint from one of our "Kermode Quickshots Feature" with some Terrace Fire and Rescue photos of one of the incidents. A Kermode "quickshot" Feature: Photos courtesy Terrace Fire and Rescue - RESCUE at LITTLE OLIVER CREEK - Nov 05, 2002: Thanks to seatbelts and Terrace's able Fire and Rescue crew, the vehicle occupants escaped without serious injuries. Laying hydraulic lines for Jaws of Life. Firefighters wedge door to prevent further injury. Tending to injured and preparing for hydraulic cutters. Using hydraulic cutters to clear way to injured passenger. Preparing patient for transported to hospital. Photos contributed by: Terrace Fire and Rescue. MESSAGE from the RCMP: "Motorists - be careful out there. Frosty mornings can be dangerous and you may not be as lucky as the people in the above incident" 11/10/2002 11:32:23 PM (PST) Copyright © 2002 by Kermode Net Inc. Click for printer-friendly version

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