A resident on Begbie Street in Sandringham said she woke up to a "loud thud" when a car crashed into another parked vehicle, causing it to flip. Photo / Supplied
A resident on Begbie Street in Sandringham said she woke up to a "loud thud" when a car crashed into another parked vehicle, causing it to flip. Photo / Supplied
A quiet street in suburban Auckland received a rude awakening this morning when a car crashed into and flipped another vehicle, leaving it upside down in the middle of the road.
A resident on Sandringham's Begbie Place said she was woken up just before 7.30am by a loud noise, whichshe described as sounding like a skip bin being dropped.
The woman, who did not want to be named, said it was a big thud.
"It woke me up and I ran next door to the neighbours," she said.
Outside, she said there were lots of people milling around a small red car which had no one in it.
"I was standing there thinking 'how the hell did the car come to be upside down in the middle of the road?'".
The woman was told by a neighbour that a green car beside the red vehicle had crashed into the latter, causing it to flip upside down.
No one was seriously injured in the crash, which happened around 7.30 this morning. Photo / Supplied
Police were at the scene as well as a St John Ambulance crew, she said, though the occupant of the car that had crashed managed to get out of their car.
