GEORGIA, Vt. — A Georgia woman was hurt when her SUV struck a farm tractor on Sodom Road in Georgia, Vt., Thursday, the Vermont State Police said.

Troopers from the St. Albans barracks were called to the crash near the intersection of Sodom Road and Ballard Road at about 5:10 p.m., according to a release the agency issued Friday.

Police said Laura Sweet, 58, of Georgia, was driving a 2007 Mercury Mountaineer that failed to stay in its lane and hit a 1992 Case 7120 tractor driven by Michael Bryce, 66, of St. Albans.

Sweet had suspected minor injuries, according to police, who listed Northwest Medical Center as the hospital. Bryce was not hurt. Both drivers were wearing seat belts, police said.

The front end of Sweet's SUV was damaged, and the tractor had damage to a rear wheel on the driver's side, according to the release.

It was cloudy and the road was dry at the time, police said. The release said no tickets were issued and no court action was taken.

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