TOOELE COUNTY, Utah — A driver was injured in a rollover crash on I-80 near Tooele early Saturday morning, and the Utah Highway Patrol hopes to use the accident as a reminder to the public.
According to the UHP, a white Ford Ranger pickup truck ran into the cable barrier, causing it to roll into the center median of the freeway. This occurred around 2 a.m. at mile marker 88.
Officials said no other vehicles were involved, and the driver was the only person in the vehicle. They were reported to be in serious condition, but stable.
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The driver was not wearing a seat belt, UHP said, and "further investigation" found that the driver was impaired. It was not stated what type of impairment or if the driver was arrested.
"This serves as a reminder to not drive imparied (sic) and always wear your seat belt!" UHP wrote in a Facebook post.