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Tesla vehicle goes airborne – Business Insider
A Tesla vehicle went airborne on Tuesday after driving over a railroad track in Barrie, Canada, according to the Barrie Police Service.
The vehicle was a 2016 model, though the Barrie Police Service did not say if it was a Model S sedan or Model X SUV. The vehicle was driving at a high speed before reaching an incline just before the railroad track. After the vehicle landed, it started skidding into the opposite lane and eventually crashed into a tree that left the vehicle “demolished.”
The driver and passenger were taken to a local hospital and received treatment for minor injuries, and the driver was arrested and charged with dangerous driving.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reacted to the incident on Twitter.
“!,” Musk wrote on Wednesday in response to a link to a story about the incident.
According to a Reddit user who claims to live close to the site of the incident, the incline before the railroad track can send vehicles airborne at moderate speeds.
“I live near here and you literally just need to be going 30 to get air…. The guy is a moron,” the user wrote.
You can watch a video of the incident below:
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