

Think the guy was arrested for driving without due care, which is scant relief for the poor ladThere was a picture in the Telegraph today - seems that the car looked as though it went out of control.
I walk on that path everyday & sometimes any large vehicles that fly past miss me within inches.Also the amount of pigeon droppings under the bridge sometimes makes it very slippy under foot.My view is some kind of crash barrier should be erected where the path narrows & under the bridge should be cleaned weekly(or better,kill the bloody pigeons).I know non of these were a factor in the poor lads accident,but it could help prevent any further ones from happening.Hope the lad recovers quickly, was he on the little path on the left as you walk toward Oswaldtwisle? Never liked that side of the road myself, used to cross over to the opposite pavement.


Me too xx Poor lad and his family they must be so worried. Hope he makes a speedy recoveryI'm amazed the driver walked away from it.

How on earth did the car end up on that pathway!![]()
When I lived in Higham next to the Padiham to Barrowford Rd, there was an accident right next to my house, where a Hillman Imp clipped the kerb and turned over landing on its roof on the grass verge.Its a shame there are no CCTV cameras there. I would have liked to have seen how he managed to do that without driving like an idiot.
Hillman Imps were notorious for being lightweight with a body made from aluminium. It didn't take much to flip it over.
Its a shame there are no CCTV cameras there. I would have liked to have seen how he managed to do that without driving like an idiot.
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