Deputies helped a family of four on a Michigan highway early Wednesday morning, after their minivan was unwittingly hauled by a semi-truck for 16 miles. Snowfall prevented the Menz family from seeing anything and caused their minivan to hit a semi-truck, the Roscommon County Sheriff's Office said in a release. A trailer was being hauled by the semi-truck at the time of the accident - and the front of the minivan jammed underneath it, deputies said. 'It was snow-blinding,' Pamela Menz said in a 1:57am 911 call obtained by ABC News. 'We ran into the back of a semi-truck and he's not stopping and our car is embedded underneath of it.
@highlight
Pamela and Matt Menz, along with their children Justin and Jennifer, were in a minivan coming home from an airport early Wednesday morning
@highlight
Snowfall prevented the motorists from seeing the road - and their minivan struck a semi-truck, the sheriff's office said
@highlight
A trailer was being hauled by the semi-truck at the time of the accident - and the front of the minivan jammed underneath it
Family: (From left to right) Justin Menz, Jennifer Menz and their @placeholder (seen holding an unidentified woman) were in the minivan with their mother Pamela Menz when it got stuck to the semi-truck's trailer