WGAL<\/a>, the tractor trailer struck a power pole and unoccupied car during the crash, pushing it into the truck repair shop building. First responders say that no one was hurt, but clearing the accident took nearly ten hours.\u00a0<\/p>\n\u201cIt\u2019s actually quite insane that there were no injuries given the impact and that it was an unoccupied vehicle. There was also another vehicle parked beside that one with an employee inside eating his lunch and he escaped with no injuries, nothing, no damage to his vehicle. Very, very lucky,\u201d said Assistant Fire Chief Kyle Harbold, with the Newberry Township Fire Department.<\/p>\n
Before moving the wrecked vehicles, firefighters had to wait to electric crews to arrive at the scene to deal with several wires exposed in the crash.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\u201cNow you get an incident like this where we\u2019ve been here since 12:58 and I still have the same people who were here originally who are willing to brave the cold and work on an incident like this,\u201d Harbold said.<\/p>\n
The exact reason for the crash has not been released.\u00a0<\/p>\n