Signs encouraging the wearing of masks greet tourists on the Peterborough town line. Courtesy picture
This morning, three cars were towed away on Route 202 in Peterborough because a driver was distracted by a spider in the car.
Sheriff Scott Guinard said that after two southbound vehicles collided, Petersburg police had a three-car collision outside the ball bearings in New Hampshire at 8 am on Thursday.
Guinard said that a spider fell on the driver of the vehicle behind her when the 2014 Toyota car driven by Eleanor MacDougall of Laconia, 69, was turning right into the NHBB. , And the 2015 Subaru was driven by Jaffrey’s 56-year-old Sean Driscoll. This caused Driscoll to rear-end MacDougall's car, which crashed into a 2013 Nissan leaving the NHBB lane, driven by Temple's 60-year-old Timothy Jarest. Guinard said that all vehicles were damaged and needed to be towed away, and there were no reports of injuries.
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