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SALT LAKE COUNTY -- Police say seat belts saved lives in a serious crash on Bangerter Highway Monday morning.
Officers say the driver of a car going too fast lost control on black ice at 13400 South around 7:15 a.m. The car crashed into a barrier and rolled.
That set off a chain reaction when other cars tried to avoid the first wreck, but also crashed. A total of four vehicles were involved. Two of them rolled. One person received minor injuries.
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