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Van crashes into house following two-vehicle collision
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-44196225
Van crashes into house following two-vehicle collision
Residents shock after car overturned in Edinburgh street
Bus crashes into shop on Edinburgh's Forrest Road
Police are at the scene of an accident on Forrest Road after a bus left the road and crashed into retail premises.
Eyewitnesses said the double decker left the road at slow speed on Friday evening and there were not thought to be any injuries.
Police confirmed they were at the scene and the incident was not being treated as suspicious. The road has been closed.
Yikes, I'm glad that nobody was hurt other than apparently the bus driver? I'll have a look for any damage as I pass by today.
There's some fairly clear damage to the exterior of the Koyama restaurant, but nothing that actually looks dangerous.
I wonder if any ones parked bicycle was crushed. I have parked my bike there a few times. I wonder what caused the crash, guessing a drunk walked out, quite a few drunks on that road in the evening.
@Ed1 upon closer inspection there was one very mangled bicycle and the remains of a metal rack, and a partially mangled tree and its metal tree 'protector' behind red plastic barriers, and slightly more damage to the frontage of the restaurant than I had taken in when passing on my bicycle.
I really had no idea that self-driving cars were out and about in Fife!
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Car plunges into burn after ploughing through Asda hedge
Two people had to be rescued by firefighters after their car ploughed through a hedge at an Asda supermarket and plunged into a burn. The incident happened near the store on St Leonards Street in Dunfermline at about 12.15pm on Saturday. The pair were removed from the vehicle by specially-trained firefighters and checked over by paramedics at the scene.
Neither are believed to have been seriously hurt. Their car is understood to have driven through a hedge at the edge of the supermarket's car park. A spokesman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: "We were alerted at 12.15pm to reports of a car in water near St Leonard's Street. "We mobilised a number of fire engines and a specialist water rescue unit. "Firefighters assisted two people from the vehicle to a place of safety before handing them over to the care of paramedics for precautionary checks."
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Clickee linkee for a pic of this apparently autonomous vehicle.
https://stv.tv/news/east-central/1417073-car-plunges-into-burn-after-ploughing-through-asda-hedge/
that car needs a stern talking to.
Shock as car smashes through wall of Craigentinny home
Naughty Audi.
I think after the first occasion I'd have invested in a 2-feet-thick reinforced concrete garden wall...
The space for that should come from the road though not from the owners garden.
"after the second incident in 1984"
The wall had a good run.
There's about 8m of pavement between the road and that front wall as it's on a junction that's been built out.
Here's that junction, complete with lonely bollard.
https://goo.gl/maps/v5KVmBfp2762
These autonomous Audis, haring around in the wee small hours, eh?
cars deliberately ramming into each other
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-44916889
must be the heat
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-45075805
"The collision took place on Leith Walk, near its junction with Jane Street, at about 00:40 and involved the 22-year-old and a Kawasaki bike."
The photo is a cracker too: 3 pavement parkers and one blocked cycle lane. It's Leith Walk Bingo.
"...vehicle left the road and collided with a railing..."
https://twitter.com/polscotrpu/status/1031430941804257282
"...Enquiries are on going in respect of the vehicle's manner of driving..." wasn't there a driver involved at all?
"Three dead after caravan travels wrong way"
"Three people have died after a car towing a caravan crashed into two cars while driving the wrong way on the M40."
Car transporter makes Trinity tractors into convertibles:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-45964816
Focusing briefly on a more fluid transport medium:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-46330837
"The children were picked up by the Dunbar lifeboat"
No dedicated and highly-trained volunteers were required to give up their time to assist.
Man, 90, dies after car crashes into Argyll and Bute field
Not even clear if there was causal connection.
Anybody on here live downhill from Dunscore? Burning autonomous vehicles ahoy!
Those autonomous cars at it again:
Some more photos from one of my colleagues - https://www.flickr.com/photos/tamkite/45467981995/in/dateposted/
Pretty much impossible to achieve unless you jump a red light that has been red for about 20 seconds.
'Carnage'. Ha.
Cheeky car! No driver involved apparently.
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Car flips on its side after crash on Edinburgh's Buckstone Terrace
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Every word of this is grim and awful and tragic and stupid and awful.
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