A woman who authorities believe was living in her car was rescued after a snowplow inadvertently bumped into her vehicle, which was buried in snow. South Lake Tahoe, California, city spokesman Chris Fiore highlighted the Feb. 17 incident in a Tuesday news release urging drivers to take safety precautions in winter weather. Fiore said the snowplow driver bumped into the back of the car, which popped the vehicle's trunk open. The name of the woman was not released because police did not cite her for any violations, Fiore said. The woman said she'd been in the car for about five hours and seemed unconcerned about what could have happened had the snowplow not hit her vehicle, he said.

Source: Fox News February 28, 2019 14:15 UTC