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Woman injured in road traffic collision on Metz Way, Gloucester

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Saturday, September 08, 2012
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The city's roads were gridlocked today following a road traffic collision in which a female motorist was injured.

Emergency crews were called to the scene of the collision between two vehicles, which occurred shortly after 1pm on Metz Way, near the junction with Eastern Avenue. Police closed the road between Asda and Eastern Avenue while paramedics treated the trapped motorist at the scene and fire crews cut her free from her vehicle.

  1. Emergency crews tend to the trapped motorist at the scene of the road traffic collision.

    Emergency crews tend to the trapped motorist at the scene of the road traffic collision.

  2. The scene of the road traffic collision near the junction of Metz Way and Eastern Avenue.

    The scene of the road traffic collision near the junction of Metz Way and Eastern Avenue.

A spokesperson for Great Western Ambulance Service confirmed that its control centre received a call at 1.05pm from a paramedic who happened to be passing the scene, advising: "Initially we deployed two emergency vehicles to the scene of the collision, where the female driver of one of the cars involved was complaining of neck and back pain. Fire crews removed the roof of her vehicle to facilitate the motorist's extrication so that she could be taken by ambulance to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, where she is currently being treated for her injuries - the severity of which are not known at this time.

"The occupants of the other vehicle were not injured and did not require treatment."

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Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue confirmed that "control received a call from colleagues in ambulance control, requesting fire service assistance with a person trapped in a vehicle following a road traffic collision.

"Two fire appliances were sent - one each from Gloucester South and Gloucester North fire stations. Fire crews extricated a female who was injured and taken to hospital by Great Western Ambulance Service. Fire crews were detained at the scene for one hour."

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  • Profile image for Star600

    by Star600

    Monday, September 10 2012, 7:47PM

    “Drove past this ourselves afterwards comming off the ring road, other road users were not being considerate at all! Am amazed another accident wasn't caused by the bad traffic management for traffic going the other way. There was also a lack of high viz jackets being used by the police by Asda who did not allow the traffic to move on a rotation basis and caused a tailback going back to the ring road! Do the police not get taught traffic management any more?”

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    by LordGagas

    Sunday, September 09 2012, 12:00PM

    “or even sense”

  • Profile image for LordGagas

    by LordGagas

    Sunday, September 09 2012, 11:58AM

    “mrs bonza, keep trying the vegi option, you know it makes sence”

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    by bonzaharris1

    Sunday, September 09 2012, 11:34AM

    “I don't know what you mean LordGagas, once Mr Bonza has had his vallium he settles down nicely when I am driving !!”

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    by LordGagas

    Sunday, September 09 2012, 10:21AM

    “women drivers, eh”

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    by taylke

    Saturday, September 08 2012, 6:25PM

    “I was heading into town shortly after the incident - I didn't witness what happened. There was a paramedic car parking in the centre of the road with blue lights on. That didn't stop a moron in an Alfa Romeo attempting to overtake me!!”

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