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A dramatic crash on South Street in Foxborough early Friday morning left a home damaged and the driver hospitalized

Foxborough Car Crash: Vehicle Slams into South Street Home, Driver Hospitalized

According to Foxborough Police, the driver was rescued from the burning vehicle and transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Fire crews arrived quickly and contained the flames, preventing the fire from spreading further into the home. No residents inside the house were injured during the crash.

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