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Car flies 16m through the air

The driver was lucky to survive after the car, which was airborne for 16 metres, landed on a roadside earth bank.

The driver was lucky to survive after the car, which was airborne for 16 metres, landed on a roadside earth bank.

A car has become airborne for almost 16 metres after hitting a traffic signal and mounting a kerb in Canberra’s north.

A 29-year-driver from Tura Beach on the south coast of New South Wales failed to turn at the intersection of Coulter Drive and Ginninderra Drive just before midnight.

Officers said the station wagon launched into the air after hitting the kerb.

The man was treated for serious but non-life-threatening injuries at Canberra Hospital.

Police appealed for witnesses to come forward help explain how the accident happened.

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