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Montreal driver unhurt after hitting deer on Interstate 89 in Georgia

A 43-year-old Montreal man was not injured when a deer ran onto the northbound lanes and his Subaru was destroyed in the crash, Vermont State Police said.

GEORGIA, Vt. — A Montreal man was not hurt when his car hit a deer on Interstate 89 in Georgia on the night of Nov. 3, Vermont State Police said Wednesday.

Christian Pradella, 43, was driving a 2013 Subaru Crosstrek north on the interstate near mile marker 107.2 at about 9:48 p.m. when a deer came onto the road and was struck, according to troopers from the St. Albans barracks.

Pradella, who police said was wearing a seat belt, was not injured. The Subaru was totaled, police said. The deer was found dead.

Police said the sky was cloudy and the road was wet at the time.

The Georgia Fire Department and Fairfax Rescue also responded to the crash.

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