Out-of-control truck flips as it smashes into a utility pole and lands with its back wheels on the ROOF of a house
- Dashcam footage taken by Denis Lefebvre shows the crash in Alban, Canada
- The truck can be seen veering to the right of the road as dirt flies into the air
- Nobody was injured and homeowners were behind the property when it happened
- Local media reports that the driver, 24, has been charged with careless driving
Incredible dashcam footage shows the moment a truck loses control and flips onto the roof of a house.
The clip, taken by Denis Lefebvre’s dashcam, shows the unbelievable crash in Alban, Canada, which left the vehicle wedged between the property and a utility pole.
The video was posted to Facebook by his wife, Sharon Gauthier, with the caption: ‘Gosh… Denis witnessed this on his way home from work today. Caught on dashcam.’
The clip, taken by Denis Lefebvre’s dashcam, shows the unbelievable crash in Alban, Canada, which left the truck stuck in the roof of a house
Local media reports that the male driver, 24, has been charged with careless driving.
The video starts with the truck slowly veering to the right of the road.
The driver heads straight into a utility pole, sending dirt and debris into the air.
This sudden impact sends the trailer flying before landing on the roof.
The video starts with the truck slowly veering to the right of the road. The driver heads straight into a utility pole, sending dirt and debris flying into the air
The utility pole sways as Mr Lefebvre comes to a stop.
He then continues to drive forward as the driver gets out of the car.
A small crowd gathers around the house, which is situated on what is believed to be a 60 kilometre per hour zone.
Nobody was injured and the homeowners were in their garage behind the property when the crash happened, reported CTV News.
The video was posted to Facebook by Mr Lefebvre’s wife, Sharon Gauthier, with the caption: ‘Gosh… Denis witnessed this on his way home from work today. Caught on dashcam’
The truck’s passenger Dylan Cox told the news channel: ‘I had no idea what was going on at first.
‘I had to gather my senses, gather my stuff, and then leave the truck. And that’s when I noticed we’re on a house,’
Power was turned off by repair crews who then went in to fix the broken line.
The vehicle was taken away by large trucks and a crane.