Yes. It depends on how long from it getting stuck and to a place to clean it. I’ve had people drive in concrete a few times. We had a car do this in town once. I had my laborer got to the gas station and get a camera. After I took pictures we sprayed the car down and back drug the concrete behind and we backed the car out and sprayed it down again. Lucky for the lady it was spring so all she had to do is pay the fines and the city for damages

We did a highway job and was using a bunch of NCA and a truck drove right into the pour when we were grabbing the burlap. He had a flat tire from slamming on the breaks. We had to cut and use the loader to jack hammer him out.