Pensioner, 86 -year -old, he left severely injured in horror accident at Junction

Collision research is in progress

A pensioner was left seriously injured in a horror accident in Warrington last Wednesday (February 19). The 86 -year -old was in a hurry at the hospital from the scene after an accident with another vehicle.

The police and the paramedics were called to the incident at the intersection between Southworth Lane and Delph Lane, around 7.15. A 2008 silver Peugeot was involved in Smash with a blue Ford.

The 86 -year -old Peugeot driver was seriously injured and taken to the hospital, where he stays, said Cheshire Constabulary.

Fiesta driver, a 60 -year -old man from Widnes, was also injured during the incident and taken to the hospital. His injuries are not believed to be changing life.

The questions about the collision are ongoing, the police now asking the occupants of a Tesla, who could have witnessed.

DC Emma Crabb said: “Tesla was not involved in collision, but may have CCTV on board, which captured the incident. The driver can also help us with our investigation into the cause of the collision if they were his witnesses. I would urge the driver to get in touch, because he could have information that will help us. “

The officers urge anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone with Dashcam images in the area on the morning of February 19, to come.

Anyone who has any information is asked to contact the Cheshire police at 101 or on www.cheshire.police.uk/tell-us, citing IML 2030531.