bottom of mannor RD pics

more pic bad crash

police said they were very injured

Fook me thats a big accident

They've come round the corner too fast by the looks of how much damage its done...

how?

That's on Seabank Road near Manor Road. News on the driver / passengers?

thats some bad driving.

wow!! that looks bad

Very nasty crash guys!!

good work robbo.

Yeah, there was a crash there yesterday too, same place, always been a bad corner that one, claimed the lives of many people.

A bit further up a youn girl was killed by a drunken polish guy.

That fence has only just been repaired from a previous crash too.

So wirral council! When are you going to do something about that corner of seabank road?

Blimey - it looks like the car's just been dropped from the air!!

Blamey!! That was nasy crash. Hope they r ok

would,nt like to be in that

It's hard to imagine anyone surviving a crash like that, although I certainly hope they have.I wonder what speed they were doing?

jase you found any News on the crash?

Driver rescued from car after crashing into tree in Wallasey

Jan 30 2009 By Carrie Catterall

A DRIVER was rescued from a car after it crashed into a tree on Seabank Road, Wallasey, this morning (January 30).

Two fire crews were called to the incident at 10.30am.

wallasey news

Man in hospital after collision

2:44pm Friday 30th January 2009
By Craig Manning »



A MAN is in hospital with leg and arm injuries after the car he was driving hit a tree in Wallasey this morning.

Emergency services were called to Seabank Road at its junction of Manor Road following the incident, which occurred at around 10am.

It is believed the driver, who is in his 40s, had swerved to avoid an ambulance, before the car hit a tree and embedded itself in a wall oustide the Mariners Park Care Home in Seabank Road.

Firecrews used cutting equipment to free the injured man from his vehicle and he was taken by ambulance to Arrowe Park Hospital.

An investigation is underway to establish the cause of the collision.

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Manor Road is just as bad it's so narrow, accident waiting to happen.

Crikey

Man in hospital after collision

2:44pm Friday 30th January 2009
By Craig Manning »



A MAN is in hospital with leg and arm injuries after the car he was driving hit a tree in Wallasey this morning.

Emergency services were called to Seabank Road at its junction of Manor Road following the incident, which occurred at around 10am.

It is believed the driver, who is in his 40s, had swerved to avoid an ambulance, before the car hit a tree and embedded itself in a wall oustide the Mariners Park Care Home in Seabank Road.

Firecrews used cutting equipment to free the injured man from his vehicle and he was taken by ambulance to Arrowe Park Hospital.

An investigation is underway to establish the cause of the collision.

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I was at Arrowe Park this am..(for other reasons) and on chatting to colleagues it was being treated as a likely to prove fatal....not good.
You can see the merc van in the background...that is the duty accident investigator.....they do the csi bit of the crash for us...couldnt tell you which one though..and they only turn out for fatals and likely to prove fatals...

I WOULDN'T IMAGINE YOU WALK AWAY FROM THAT WITH LEG AND ARM INJURIES - UNLESS THEY WERE HANGING OFF OR SOMETHING

all because of a paramedic eh?

Seem to be a anger on the roads lately

I hope this guy pulls through

Bloody ell thats bad hope the guys alright

His car looks like it was transforming and then crashed.
There was a corner on Derby Street, my old boss lived down the road on Fountain Street and said the bloke woke up all the time with a car on it's roof in his front garden.

has any one found out how they are ??

The 43-year-old was driving a red Peugeot 406 along Seabank Road, near the junction of Manor Road, in Wallasey, when it left the carriageway and crashed into a tree.

It happened at around 10.30am yesterday outside the Lonsdale Trust charity and an ambulance responding to an emergency was also on the road at the time.

The driver is in a stable condition in Arrowe Park hospital and Merseyside Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.

A witness said there had been a loud smash at around 10.30am, yesterday.

The car, a red Peugeot 406, was still in place four hours later, with the carriageway blocked.

Police have carried out house to house inquiries seeking witnesses, and anyone who saw the collision is asked to call police on 0151 777 5771 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

A MAN was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries following a crash which caused a five- hour road closure.

It happened on the A5080 in Cronton, near Widnes, at around 11.05am yesterday.

The driver of a white Transit van left Cronton Road and crashed into a tree in a nearby field.

He suffered a number of injuries but they are not believed to be life- threatening.

The man, believed to be in his 20s, was taken by ambulance to Whiston Hospital.

Merseyside Police closed off the road for five hours while a full investigation was carried out.

Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to call Merseyside Police on 0151 709 6010 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


THE LIVERPOOL ECHO