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TUCSON, Ariz. — Tucson authorities say seat belts saved the lives of a mother and her two teenage children who are injured in a rollover crash along Interstate 10.

Several emergency calls came in Saturday morning to report that a small sedan collided with the guardrail and rolled off the shoulder and into the dirt.

Captain Jeff Langejans with the Tucson Fire Department says the vehicle was heavily damaged but the passengers were wearing their seat belts and suffered only minor injuries.

He says 17 firefighters from six units responded to pull the mother and her 16-year-old daughter from the mangled car. The 13-year-old son was outside the car when emergency crews arrived.

The family was transported to a Tucson hospital for further evaluation.

Copyright 2013 The Associated Press.

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    Vete Ya wrote...
    Finally, some good news
    Good to hear that it was only minor injuries rather than they all perished because they were ejected from the vehicle.
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