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Car ‘rammed off the carriageway’ during road rage incident in Swindon

byDaniel Jae Webb
17 September 2022 • 11.48am
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A car was reportedly rammed off the road during an incident in Swindon yesterday.

The collision happened in Thamesdown Drive at around 8pm last night (Friday, 16 September).

During the alleged road-rage incident, a black Audi is alleged to have stuck a Ford Fiesta near the junction that meets Cricklade Road, towards Groundwell Industrial Estate.

As a result, the Ford left the carriageway – but nobody sustained injuries.

The driver of the Ford also believes the Audi was in collision with a number of other vehicles following this.

Anyone who witnessed this incident is asked to call police on 101 and quote crime reference number 54220098074.


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