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A New Hampshire teen escaped a scary situation Saturday after a crash left his car suspended above the Merrimack River, Boston's WFXT reports.
Officials say 17-year-old Colin Malone was driving eastbound on the Hudson Connector when he lost control of his Honda Accord just after 3:30 p.m.
>> PHOTOS: Teen's car hangs over river after crash
Malone's car hit a snowbank in the right breakdown lane and became airborne, coming to rest on the railing of the Sagamore Bridge. The rear of Malone's car was suspended over the Merrimack River.
No injuries were reported.
Police say that their investigation indicated that Malone failed to keep his car within the roadway marking, and the teen was issued a citation for a highway markings violation.
No alcohol or drug use was suspected in the crash.
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