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Office Chair Crashes Into Family’s Windshield on Highway

A Utah family’s dashboard camera recorded the moment the base of an office chair crashed into their windshield on the highway.

They were driving the car on Interstate 15 in Lehi when the chair base flew into the windshield.

The chair piece struck the windshield directly in front of now woman who was in the front passenger seat.  She had some minor cuts from the glass, but no one in the car was seriously injured.

The chair base had apparently been in the road a couple lanes over and was thrown into the air when another car ran over it.

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