A woman from Colorado driving a Ford pickup towing a travel trailer struck the “Low Clearance” sign at the western entrance to the Saco Covered Bridge in Conway. She also struck the sign leaving the bridge, then left the scene. Police located her at a nearby campground. (JOHN EASTMAN PHOTO)
A woman from Colorado driving a Ford pickup towing a travel trailer struck the “Low Clearance” sign at the western entrance to the Saco Covered Bridge in Conway. She also struck the sign leaving the bridge, then left the scene. Police located her at a nearby campground. (JOHN EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — A driver from Colorado, attempting to drive a Ford pickup towing a travel trailer through the Saco Covered Bridge, struck the bridge's "Low Clearance" signs, then left the scene on Tuesday afternoon, state officials said.
The incident happened shortly before 2 p.m. According to Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei, officers responding to the crash found that both of the low clearance signs hanging from either side of the bridge had been struck and sustained damage.
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