A Humvee towed a video off Interstate 90, plunged about 30 feet over a retaining walls, and crashed onto the streets below in Bellevue, Washington, on Saturday, according to the Washington State Patrol, who confirmed two injuries.
The military aircraft immediately “drifted right” and “drove off the bridge,” according to Fox News, in Washington on the southbound side of Interstate 90. The Humvee eventually landed on Southeast 38th Street after crashing over a retaining wall, according to the store.
Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Johnson, a public information officer for Washington State Patrol District 2, shared images of the Humvee military aircraft after the collision in a Saturday article on X, originally Online.
Johnson tweeted,” This happened just a little ago.” This defense vehicle pulling a truck was traveling eastbound on EB 90 when it crashed into SE 38th St in Bellevue’s Eastgate neighborhood. It then went off the road and crashed over the roof. No additional vehicles were involved, just minor wounds.
Johnson claimed that the Humvee Tonic Trailer was “drifting correct” on Interstate 90 while northbound. He continued,” We don’t really know the reason, and it crossed the freeway like a small lawn area before going over a wall and down to one of the floor streets below.”
After crashing into the street below by 30 legs, Johnson claimed the Humvee was “pretty damaged.”
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Two Humvee drivers were taken to a nearby hospital with small wounds from Saturday’s collision, according to Fox News. No additional vehicles were involved in the incident, according to the store.
Johnson told Fox News,” The lieutenant at the picture told me that they were minor injuries, but the fire department actually suggests you get get checked out.”
According to Fox News, the Humvee that was harmed in Saturday’s collision was a piece of a fleet that is thought to have been heading to the state’s Yakima Training Center. The cause of Saturday’s Humvee fall is now being looked into, according to the store.
