A Vicksburg man walked away this morning after his truck plowed into a pole inches from a gasoline pump after his truck’s gas pedal got stuck while he was driving on Interstate 20.

Kelvin Rankins, 41, no address available, was westbound on I-20 when he realized the gas pedal on his Dodge Dakota was stuck, he told authorities. He jumped out on the highway near Indiana Avenue before it turned in “donuts” in the median along the interstate and then crossed North Frontage Road, between a guy wire and a power pole and struck the support beam at Valero gas station, 3060 Indiana Ave., Vicksburg Police Department traffic investigator Eric Paymon said.

Separately, two people were injured in separate wrecks on the same county road Thursday.

Patricia W. Sanders, 55, 106A Ash St., was injured about 7:15 a.m. when her eastbound 2010 Chevrolet Aveo left the road and struck a tree on Freetown Road near Freeman Lane, Warren County Sheriff Martin Pace said. She was taken to University of Mississippi Medical Center, where information on her condition was unavailable this morning.

Kelsey Burleigh, 16, 106 Stockton Drive, was injured when her 1996 Honda collided with a Toyota driven by D’Mitri Jones, 23, 117 Walton Lane, at Freetown and Pennebaker roads at 3:15 p.m. Kelsey was treated and released from River Region Medical Center, spokesman Heather Butler said.