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Stunned residents stepped out of their properties on Tuesday to find a stunning scene – a automobile on its facet, shattered and battered, after careering into parked automobiles.

The chaos unfolded throughout rush hour as employees had been heading dwelling, with a white Seat smashing into a number of parked automobiles earlier than ending up flipped onto its left facet. Police and firefighters rushed to the scene on Block Lane in Oldham, Greater Manchester, at round 5pm.

Pictures from the aftermath present the white automobile severely broken, with private belongings scattered throughout the street after the rear windscreen was smashed.

Returning from work to seek out the disruption, a neighborhood resident expressed little shock to the Manchester Evening News: “It is shocking, but not surprising. Block Lane has become a race track over the last few years, and it’s only getting worse.”

The crash, which is claimed to have concerned three automobiles, resulted within the driver of a white automobile hitting a number of different automobiles parked exterior residences earlier than the automobile got here to relaxation on its facet.

Images from the situation revealed in depth injury to the Seat, with its windscreen shattered and the rear window utterly destroyed. The car’s roof additionally suffered extreme indentations.

Emergency companies cordoned off the thoroughfare for a number of hours till the wreckage was cleared.

Fortunately, no accidents had been reported from the crash. A consultant for the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) said: “Shortly before 5pm on Tuesday 11 March, one fire engine from Chadderton Community Fire Station was called to attend a road traffic collision involving three cars on Block Lane, Chadderton.”

They added: “Firefighters arrived quickly and worked alongside Greater Manchester Police to make the area safe before departing after approximately half an hour at the scene.”