Truck hits, lands on top of Corvette in Atlanta

After striking several vehicles, a truck hit and landed on top of a Corvette in Midtown, according to reports.

The driver of the Corvette walked away without injury, Channel 2 Action News reported.

The incident happened Wednesday morning on Spring and 18th streets, according to the television station.

Emergency crews from Grady Memorial Hospital were on the scene, Atlanta police spokeswoman Stephanie Brown told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The conditions of the other drivers were unknown.

“There are possible injuries and entrapment,” she said. “The occupants were extricated.”

— Please return to AJC.com for updates.

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