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By: Jessica Cihacek
jcihacek@kcautv.com
A Sioux City restaurant got an unexpected delivery, when a car nearly crashed into the front of it.
Two lanes were blocked on Military Road in Riverside Sunday afternoon, after a vehicle struck 3 parked cars and forced them up onto the sidewalk, just barely missing the front of Harvey's Restaurant, there.
The driver involved was taken to Mercy Medical Center. No other injuries were reported.
Police told Harvey's employees that the driver was probably going anywhere from 60-100 miles per hour on Military Road, which has a speed limit of 30.
