- Man taken to hospital after crashing his ute into parked cars and motorbike
- All four vehicles likely to be written off due to structural damage
- One car owner has been impacted like this five times on same intersection
- Victim says intersection made more dangerous by council installed traffic island
A man has been taken to hospital after crashing his ute into two parked cars and a motorcycle on a notorious intersection.
The driver was allegedly intoxicated at the time of the crash and was subjected to blood and urine testing upon his arrival at the hospital.
The incident, which occurred on Carrington Road in Randwick, left all four vehicles with major damage with the tow truck driver saying all four are likely to be written off.
The driver of the ute crashed into two parked cars and a motorcycle, the tow truck driver said he expected all four vehicles will be written off
The driver of the ute, alleged to be intoxicated at the time of the incident, was taken to the hospital and subject to blood and urine testing
One of the owners of the destroyed vehicles said this was the fifth time he had been impacted on the same intersection.
He said he believed a council built traffic island has made the intersection more dangerous.
The traffic island was installed in an attempt to slow traffic down on the street and intersection.
One of the owners of the destroyed cars said he believed the new council built traffic island had made the intersection more dangerous
Another victim, who owned two of the vehicles, said he only recently lost his job and his BMW was uninsured.
He said he had spent two decades working as an international aid worker but now was going through a rough patch.
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