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Pole smash driver's narrow escape Pole smash driver's narrow escape
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A lorry driver had a lucky escape in south Belfast when he crashed into the garden of a house.A lorry driver had a lucky escape in south Belfast when he crashed into the garden of a house.
A wooden pole smashed through the windscreen of his cab at Windsor Avenue narrowly missing his face.A wooden pole smashed through the windscreen of his cab at Windsor Avenue narrowly missing his face.
A resident heard a loud bang at about 0900 GMT on Saturday and looked out to see a lorry in her neighbour's garden.A resident heard a loud bang at about 0900 GMT on Saturday and looked out to see a lorry in her neighbour's garden.
The driver, who is in his 40s, was badly shaken by his ordeal which happened as warnings about black ice were issued across Northern Ireland.The driver, who is in his 40s, was badly shaken by his ordeal which happened as warnings about black ice were issued across Northern Ireland.
He was taken to hospital where his injuries are not considered life threatening.He was taken to hospital where his injuries are not considered life threatening.
The Road Service has warned that conditions are extremely dangerous and that drivers should take care, especially on untreated roads. In a second incident on Windsor Avenue around the same time, another lorry crashed into a telecommunications box.
Black ice is making road conditions extremely dangerous across Northern Ireland. The driver was treated in hospital for injuries not thought to be life-threatening.
Police are urging motorists to take care and reduce speed as the wintry weather continues. The street remains closed at the Lisburn Road end due to the conditions.
The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for ice on untreated roads and pavements. Black ice is making road conditions extremely dangerous across Northern Ireland and police are urging motorists to take care and reduce speed as the wintry weather continues.
Saturday will be frosty, icy and bitterly cold with highs of just 2C. Wintry showers are expected, especially in the north and east.