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Woman’s injuries revealed by police after car overturns in dramatic A4 crash

byDaniel Jae Webb
5 August 2022 11.05am
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Police have revealed the extent of a woman’s injuries following a crash on the A4 in Wiltshire.

Emergency services, including two air ambulances, responded to reports of a three-vehicle road traffic collision on London Road, Box, at around 6pm yesterday (4 August).

One of the vehicles involved was an orange Kia Picanto – which flipped onto its roof in the incident.

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The driver, a woman in her 60s, sustained suspected fractures to her spine and pelvis and was taken to the Royal United Hospital in Bath.

A Volkswagen Tiguan and a Volkswagen Polo were also involved in the collision.

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Wiltshire Police is asking witnesses to contact them as they launch an investigation.

A force spokesperson said: “We’d like to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision who has not already spoken to police, as well as anyone who may have dash cam footage which could be relevant to our investigation.

“If you can help, call 101 and quote crime reference number 54220082207. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”

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