Car flips on its side in Wickham Bishops collision - firefighters urge motorists to take extra care

By Ben Shahrabi

2nd Apr 2023 | Local News

Two fire engines, an ambulance crew, and police attended the scene in Wickham Bishops. (Photo: Essex County Fire & Rescue Service)
Two fire engines, an ambulance crew, and police attended the scene in Wickham Bishops. (Photo: Essex County Fire & Rescue Service)

A car was left on its side following a road traffic collision in Langford Road, Wickham Bishops this morning (April 2).

The ambulance service attended and two Essex County Fire and Rescue crews were called to the incident at 9.07am

The driver was already out of the vehicle and being treated by the Ambulance Service when the fire crews arrived.

Eyewitnesses said a police car stationed on Maypole Road was instructing motorists to divert via Broad Street Green.

Photos taken at the scene show the car on its side, with ambulance crew attending. (Photo: Essex County Fire & Rescue Service)

Station Manager Howard Midwood said: "I'd like to praise Maldon's firefighters who worked quickly and efficiently to clear the scene and make it safe.

"They worked brilliantly with other agencies to get the road open again as soon as possible. 

"With the heavy rainfall and strong winds we've experienced in parts of the county over the past few days, I'd urge motorists to take extra care when they're out and about."

Crews made the scene safe by 10.16am.

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