Photo by MARK POWELL A tow truck operator looks down at the Honda Civiv that landed in a creek bed. The driver received minor injuries during the accident near Hwy. 25.

By Mark Powell
Staff writer
A 34-year-old Cupertino woman driving lost off Hwy. 25 on
Tuesday morning inadvertently reversed down a 20-foot embankment,
causing her car to roll into a creek bed, according to the
California Highway Patrol.
By Mark Powell

Staff writer

A 34-year-old Cupertino woman driving lost off Hwy. 25 on Tuesday morning inadvertently reversed down a 20-foot embankment, causing her car to roll into a creek bed, according to the California Highway Patrol.

The woman was attempting to make a U-turn near Bloomfield Avenue when she reportedly accelerated while the car was in reverse, causing her and her silver Honda Civic to tumble backward into the dry ditch.

She suffered only minor injuries – abrasions to her arms and complaints of pain in her back – and was not hospitalized, the CHP said.

As of noon the day of the accidnet, tow truck crews were attempting to pull the car out of the creek bed.

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