Firefighters have freed a driver and a dog from an overturned car in Carnforth.
Crews were called to the incident on Milnthorpe Road on Saturday morning, January 6.
"On arrival crews worked together to extricate the driver and dog, who were unharmed," said a spokesperson for Carnforth Fire Station.
"The vehicle was half on its side and half on its roof in the side verge hedge.
"The road was very icy and with temperatures below freezing these next couple of nights, please take extra caution."
Two fire engines from Carnforth and Milnthorpe attended after the call-out at around 8.30am.


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