Woman's rolled car triggers pileup outside police station

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 07:31 · Archive

A 76-year-old woman rolled her Chrysler PT Cruiser on Bay Road in Mount Gambier, Australia, triggering a three-car pileup directly outside the local police station.

A 76-year-old woman from Port MacDonnell rolled her Chrysler PT Cruiser on Bay Road in Mount Gambier on Monday shortly before 1.15pm. The impact sent the car flipping into the air, and it landed on its side before striking a parked Ford sedan, which then bumped into a third vehicle.

The crash occurred directly outside Mount Gambier's police station. The 76-year-old driver escaped with minor injuries and was taken to hospital for further treatment. A 24-year-old woman who was sitting in the passenger seat of the Ford was treated by paramedics at the scene and was left 'shaken' by the incident, according to South Australia Police.

Two of the three vehicles involved, the Chrysler PT Cruiser and the Ford sedan, were towed from the scene. No charges have been laid in relation to the crash.

How it is being reported

• Multi-car pileup erupts directly outside South Australian police station after driver rolls carA multi-car pileup has erupted outside a police station after a woman accidentally rolled her car, sending other cars slamming into each other.The West Australian · 19 Oct, 06:59
• Multi-car pileup erupts directly outside South Australian police station after driver rolls carA multi-car pileup has erupted outside a police station after a woman accidentally rolled her car, sending other cars slamming into each other.Perth Now · 19 Oct, 06:59

In this story: Mount Gambier · Port MacDonnell · Bay Road · South Australia Police

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