The California Highway Patrol (CHP) San Jose office said first responders "pulled off a major rescue" on Tuesday after a vehicle plunged 100 feet over a dirt embankment.

CHP said crews were dispatched at around 1:15 p.m. Tuesday following a report that a single vehicle went over a 100-foot dirt embankment near Marsh Road and Arroyo Hondo Road. Troopers arrived to find two people trapped in the wreckage "deep down the hillside."

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Multiple Cal Fire crews responded to assist along with the Milpitas and Spring Valley fire departments. Both occupants were safely extricated from the vehicle, but details of the conditions were not immediately released.

"Reminder to everyone out there: with the recent rain, the dirt shoulders and paved roads get incredibly slick and muddy," CHP said. "Please slow down, take turns carefully, and give yourself extra braking time on all roads. Let's make sure everyone gets home safely."

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