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Family's Lucky Escape After Bizarre Car Crash Outside McDonald's

Claire Reid

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Family's Lucky Escape After Bizarre Car Crash Outside McDonald's

A family had a very lucky escape at a McDonald's drive-thru, as they missed a car crash by just seconds.

A woman, her partner and their four-year-old son were inside their van when a car landed on top of the car directly behind them.

Credit: Ben Lack
Credit: Ben Lack

Shocking images show a silver car on top of a blue Vauxhall Vectra, outside the drive-thru in Wakefield.

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The Vectra had one passenger inside.

The shaken mum who had been in the nearby van told The Mirror: "I didn't see anything as I was in a van facing forward. We only heard the crash from behind us.

"We were [there] a few minutes before the blue car pulled in, with a four-year-old in the car, so we were extremely lucky.

Credit: Ben Lack
Credit: Ben Lack
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"He was shook up. We all were after we saw behind us what had happened.

"The noise was enough to scare him.

"I don't think it was a family in the car that was hit. As far as I could see it was just one person."

Following the incident, which took place yesterday (Sunday 6 December), a tweet from Wakefield District Patrol Team read: "This is not how to get to the front of the drive-thru queue!

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Credit: Ben Lack
Credit: Ben Lack

"Thankfully no injuries of note but we are having issues removing the vehicle at the minute!"

Images captured later showed the car being taken away by a crane.

Last month, a Porsche driver had an absolute nightmare after managing to crash into two cars while trying to park in a driveway.

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In a clip shared on social media, the silver Tay can can be seen making its way up the drive, which is on a fairly steep incline.

For a few seconds, the pricey car stops before suddenly shooting forwards, crashing into the back of the car in front and then flying off the drive all together - landing on top of a vehicle parked on the curb below. Not ideal.

Luckily for the driver, he wasn't injured in the incident but was a bit 'shaken up'.

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Posting on Twitter, the driver explained: "If you're wondering how this happened, pressing the brake and accelerator at the same time engages launch control, on this Taycan it's 0-60 in 2.4 seconds."

Featured Image Credit: Ben Lack

Topics: UK News

Claire Reid
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