A car crashed into a utility pole on Route 107 in East Kingston, New Hampshire, on Saturday, snapping it in half just one week after it was replaced when another car crashed into it in the exact same spot.
The East Kingston Fire Department said it responded to Saturday's crash after receiving a 911 call just before 1 a.m. reporting a motor vehicle crash involving the utility pole on East Road in the area of Apple Hill Golf Course near the Kensington line.In that incident, two off-duty firefighters who witnessed the crash were able to pull the driver from her vehicle moments before it became engulfed in flames.Sign up for NECN newsletters.
On Saturday, East Road was closed in the area until about 12:50 p.m. so that the utility pole could be replaced once again. The East Kingston fire and police departments were assisted on scene by the Kingston fire and police departments, as well as Kensington police.
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