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Hundreds of West Auckland residents spent the night without power after a car crashed into a power pole, blacking out a chunk of the surrounding area.
The driver is now facing a charge of dangerous driving and has been issued an infringement for excess breath alcohol.
Emergency services were calledto Te Atatū Rd on the Te Atatū Peninsula area just after 11.30pm on Friday.
A witness said the pole was “completely destroyed”.
Roads were closed as emergency services responded to and investigated the crash.
Emergency services were called to Te Atatū Rd around 11.30pm yesterday after a vehicle collided with a power pole. Photo / NZME
Vector has been updating affected residents via the electricity company’s website.
A large part of the Te Atatū Peninsula spent the night without power after a vehicle collided with a power pole on Te Atatū Road. Photo / Vector website
It was initially thought that power could be restored to the area by 3am.
However, that forecast was later pushed back until at least 8am.
“Our crew has advised that, unfortunately, the work will take longer than expected. The estimated time for power restoration is now between 8-9am today.”
A police spokesperson said one person sustained minor injuries in the crash.
“The driver has been summonsed to court for dangerous driving and has been issued an infringement for excess breath alcohol.”
