A man was seriously injured when a car crashed into a house in Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK. The Audi TT is thought to have left the road, hit a vehicle on the drive and smashed into the northern corner of the home in Long Meadow Walk. Emergency services were called to the scene, at the road's junction with Uplands Road North at around 1.45am on Sunday, and found a man in his 20s trapped in the vehicle. Read more
Amazing powers of deduction these news people have. I can tell that much just from looking at the picture. - TT is embedded in a house. Clearly it left the road. - BMW in drive is damaged and directly behind the TT. Most likely the TT ran over it. - Again, TT is embedded in a house. I'd say it hit hard enough to be considered a "smash".
That makes sense. I was wondering if the house moved and crashed into the car. Your conclusion seems more logical though.
Yes, and they also have an amazing tendency to blame the vehicle for single-vehicle crashes, as in this case. Cars inexplicably just decide to leave the road, never are driven off by inattentive or reckless drivers. Evidently that happens in the UK, as well as in the U.S.
Anyone want to assume that there was a night of consuming large amounts of alcohol prior to this accident.
Here is the US we would have said "plows into house", crazy Brit spelling!.. no alcohol!, probably texting his girlfriend.. or if its friday afternoon sending pics of his willie to get her in the mood.. ahh kids today!
