RACINE COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) - Three people, including a child, escaped a crash in southeastern Wisconsin uninjured after their vehicle left the road and crashed into a utility box on Saturday afternoon. Just after 3:30 p.m. on January 25, first responders were sent to a reported crash near the intersection of Dover Ridge Drive and State Highway 20. The Racine County Sheriff's Office and Waterford Police Department responded to the incident as well. A Facebook post from the Kansasville Fire and Rescue Department shows the damage that was done to the vehicle's windshield and the surrounding area. Wisconsin driver leaves scene after leaving road & crashing into trees, totaled vehicle Authorities arrived at the scene to find an SUV with moderate front-end damage parked along the shoulder of eastbound STH 20. Passengers in the vehicle included an adult man and woman and a minor child seated in the back. An initial investigation showed that the SUV was eastbound on STH 20 when it left the road, hit a signpost, which severely damaged the windshield, and then collided with a utility box. Authorities say the vehicle continued eastbound in the ditch, narrowly missing a utility pole and guy wire as it continued for roughly another 150 yards before stopping. Kansasville Fire and Rescue DepartmentKansasville Fire and Rescue DepartmentKansasville Fire and Rescue Department Sprinkler controls fire at Green Bay senior apartment complex, $5K in damages All three were assessed for injuries, and they all reportedly declined further treatment. No other details were provided.