- P-plater crashed his car at 9am on Monday on the Great Northern Highway in WA
- Two children, a two-year-old boy and three-year-old girl, were inside the car
- The driver, 32, received a serious cut on his face but the kids were uninjured
- Images of the scene show children’s toys and a crumpled apple cider can
- Whether or not alcohol was a factor in the crash is being investigated by police
A P-plater who rolled his sedan with two young children in the backseat allegedly failed a roadside breath test following the crash.
The 32-year-old man was driving on the Great Northern Highway around 9am on New Year’s Day when police say his Daihatsu Charade drifted into the wrong lane, collided with a tree and rolled over, according to 7News.
The two-year-old boy and three-year-old girl were not injured, but the driver was treated for a serious cut on his face.
A P-plater who rolled his sedan with two young children in the backseat allegedly failed a roadside breath test following the crash (pictured)
Images of the scene show children’s toys and a crumpled apple cider can (pictured). Whether or not alcohol was a factor in the crash is being investigated by police
The two-year-old boy and three-year-old girl were not injured, but the driver was treated for a serious cut on his face
Images of the scene show children’s toys and a crumpled apple cider can. Whether or not alcohol was a factor in the crash is being investigated by police.
It’s alleged the driver failed a preliminary breath test, according to 7News.
Gingin Police, who responded to the crash, tweeted an image of the mangled car on Twitter.
‘Take care on the roads – this could have been much worse,’ they said.
Officers said they received reports from concerned motorists about the man’s driving before the incident.
Anyone else who saw the car driving on the highway are urged to contact police.
Gingin Police, who responded to the crash, tweeted an image of the mangled car on Twitter (pictured)