LAUREL — A one vehicle accident near 522 Township Road on Wednesday evening left the adult male driver of the GMC pickup involved injured and requiring transport to the hospital. Glade Volunteer Fire & Rescue was dispatched to the accident call at 8:16 p.m. and responded with Glade Rescue 1 and Engine 1. According to reports from the scene, the driver was unfamiliar with the road and was unable to navigate a sharp curve on Township Road near Orange Drive. The pickup left the roadway and continued into the woods before coming to a stop on top of a large log. The driver was transported by EMServ Ambulance Service to South Central Regional Medical Center for treatment of undisclosed injuries which were not thought to be life-threatening. Units from the Jones County Sheriff's Department and Jones County Fire Coordinator Dan McKenna also responded to the call. Township Road was limited to one lane of traffic during rescue and vehicle recovery operations.
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