Summary
A motorist loses control while driving in central New York amid winter weather and crashes into a snowplow. Dramatic footage captures the collision and ensuing incident.
Incident details
- The crash occurred on a Tuesday as winter weather affected central New York state.
- The video shows a vehicle colliding with a snowplow, illustrating hazardous road conditions at the time.
Context
- The event highlights the dangers of winter driving and the potential for late-season storms to create slick roadways.
“Dramatic footage shows a motorist crashing into a snowplow as winter weather affected central New York state on Tuesday …”
Author's note
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