Update posted at 8:46 a.m.:
Nobody was injured in a crash on Ohio 128 near Hooven about 6:00 a.m. Friday morning.
A homeowner was leaving his driveway near Cilley Road when his car skidded into a power pole, said Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Steve Barnett.
The impact with the pole caused power lines to sag across the roadway. Barnett said cars could have passed beneath them, but there was concern about taller vehicles possibly striking the lines.
Ohio 128 was shut down for about 90 minutes while Duke Energy crews responded and raised the wires.
Original story posted at 7:48 a.m.:
(Hooven, Oh.) – Icy roads may be to blame for causing a single vehicle accident which closed Ohio 128 Friday morning.
Motorists said it appeared a vehicle struck a utility pole on 128 at Cilley Road, approximately one mile north of U.S. 50 in the Hooven area.
Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputies had Ohio 128 closed for over an hour as a result of the crash.
Eagle 99.3 is awaiting information on how many people may have been injured in the crash and how serious those injuries may have been.
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