A MOTORIST had a lucky escape after a vehicle overturned and came to rest upside down near Bredon.
Emergency services were called to the incident on the evening of September 27 after a car left the road and flipped onto its roof.
Fortunately, those inside the vehicle managed to free themselves before firefighters arrived.
Pershore Fire Station said none of the occupants was injured in what could have been a much more serious incident.
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Fire crews made the vehicle and surrounding area safe before leaving the scene.
A spokesperson for Pershore Fire Station said: “Pershore was called this evening to a vehicle that had left the road and come to rest upside down near Bredon.
“Thankfully, the occupants had already managed to release themselves from the vehicle and, fortunately, no injuries were sustained.
“Crews made the scene safe and dealt with the vehicle before leaving the incident in a safe condition.
“A reminder that things can change very quickly on our roads – take care out there.”
