Incredible footage shows the moment a van was launched 12ft into the air after it failed to slow down for a roundabout.
The 'Dukes of Hazzard' moment was caught by motorcyclist Andy Daynes, 35, on his helmet-cam. He was driving behind the van on the A11 at Attleborough, Norfolk, when he spotted the incident.
Andy, of Hingham, Norwich said: "I was actually on my motorbike behind him so I saw it all.
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"I pulled over along with some other drivers to see if he was OK.
"He had to be cut out of the van - but he seemed to be alright, he wasn't badly injured.
"It is quite a bad roundabout, he just didn't see what was coming because he was going so fast.
"He was on his own, he had a few cuts and bruises but the ambulance came straight away and took him to hospital.
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"He just didn't see the roundabout coming."
If ever there was a lesson as to why you should pay full attention when driving, this would be it.
Of course, this isn't the first time we've been treated to a Hollywood-worthy scene thanks to a motorist's dashcam.
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Last month, a driver out in the Lake District captured an extremely low-flying SAS helicopter just ahead of him, appearing in the mist.
Brian Weatherall, a 45-year-old civil engineer from Durham, caught he spooky-looking footage of the low-flying chopper, which is thought to be a secret service Blue Thunder unit.
Driver Brian said: "I just couldn't believe it, I've never seen anything like it.
"I was on holiday at the time and the roads were bad so I was taking it steady on the steep hill.
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"It happened about 2pm and I had the whole family in the car, it really was quite something - and a lucky escape."
Speaking afterwards, Brian said it was 'pretty awesome' to witness such an event.
He added: "It does make you feel safe when you see how our forces can fly a helicopter."
Safe? I'd have bloody shit myself, Brian.
Featured Image Credit: SWNS