Driver crashes into Piner Road power pole

The Piner Road crash into a pole was the fourth of the day involving vehicles hitting poles and knocking out power to nearby homes and businesses, according to PG&E.|
RANDI ROSSMANN
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

Pge pole 1201 piner road near market… single car, transformer? Possible live wires.. no wires, driver out… yes wires down… no extricatin… sutter…

Just before 10 .. most customers back by midnight, still 20 out now… replace pole and conducter, equipment..,. 633 customers… all in sr along hopper, airway, punier industruail… 3 other vechiesl Sunday a.m that hit poles… causing outages, throughout sr… 8 a.m. 673 customers, restored that evening.. lance drive, west third, north dutton… 9 .m. 35 customers, pleasant road north of kennedy road..

5:30 a.m. 32 customers, momentary, clover north of college

It wasn’t clear whether slick, icy roadways played a role in any of the crashes from the cold temperatures early in the day, Contreras said. “It was a busy day for PG&E crews repairing poles struck by vehicles.”?or icy weather

Voulf have been slippery weather, icy weather, yesterday was a busy day for pge crews, repairing poles struck by vehicles…

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