A car was thrown off the road after a head-on collision near Puéchabon, on the route to Viols-le-Fort, around 7 p.m. on Monday, October 5. Emergency services, including firefighters, arrived at the scene where two vehicles were involved in the crash. In the first vehicle, a 19-year-old man sustained minor injuries and was treated by emergency responders on site. The second vehicle left the road and ended up below the road surface. Inside were two individuals, a man and a woman, both aged 60. They were not trapped but their position required the assistance of a specialized rescue team from the SDIS, the French Departmental Fire and Rescue Service, to safely extract them and return them to the road. The incident highlights the importance of emergency response teams in such situations, where vehicles can be difficult to access due to their positioning. The SDIS is trained to handle a variety of rescue scenarios, including those involving vehicles that have left the road or become stuck in challenging terrain. Authorities have not yet released any information about the cause of the collision. Investigations are ongoing to determine whether factors such as speed, road conditions, or vehicle malfunctions contributed to the accident. Emergency services are typically quick to respond to such incidents, aiming to minimize injuries and ensure the safe recovery of all involved.