A woman's e-bike was involved in a crash that left her trapped under a car. She was hospitalized after the incident. The woman, 44 years old, had been riding the e-bike when the crash occurred.
Good Samaritans played a crucial role in her rescue, helping to lift the car and free her.
Further details about the crash are available from the source, including the location where it took place, identified as Prospect Park, Pennsylvania, and the type of car involved, a Volkswagen Beetle.
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