Driver survives 100-foot plunge off cliff, 5 days trapped in truck

In a remote area of Southern California, a driver inadvertently drove off a precipitous 100-foot cliff and remained trapped inside their mangled pickup truck for an arduous five days.

However, this weekend, firefighters executed a daring rescue operation, utilizing a human pulley system to extract the victim from the ravine, as reported by authorities.

The remarkable rescue took place at approximately 10:58 a.m. local time on Saturday in the Tehachapi Mountains within Kern County, ABC News reported.

It was triggered by a 911 call from an observant individual who had spotted a vehicle nestled at the base of a steep ravine along a winding two-lane road connecting the towns of Arvin and Stallion Springs, according to an incident report from the Kern County Fire Department.

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