Ambulance and police van collide on A10 in Enfield
Both emergency vehicles were responding to separate incidents and travelling with blue lights activated when the crash occurred.
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An ambulance and a Metropolitan Police van collided on October 1 at the junction of the A10 Great Cambridge Road and Church Street in Enfield. Both vehicles were responding to separate incidents and were travelling with blue lights activated when the crash occurred.
An eyewitness at the scene reported that both emergency vehicles appeared to pass through a red light before the collision. The impact caused the police van to overturn onto its side, while the ambulance sustained damage to its front bumper. People were observed assisting the officer from the overturned police vehicle.
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Traffic disruption
Following the crash, the A10 Great Cambridge Road was closed. This closure led to significant traffic delays and disruption in the surrounding areas of Enfield.
Questions this report answers
+When and where did the ambulance and police van collision occur?
The collision took place on October 1 at the junction of the A10 Great Cambridge Road and Church Street in Enfield. Both vehicles were responding to incidents at the time.
+What was the condition of the vehicles after the crash?
The police van overturned and landed on its side. The ambulance remained upright but sustained visible damage to its front bumper.
+What impact did the crash have on local traffic?
The A10 Great Cambridge Road was closed following the incident. This closure resulted in significant traffic delays and disruption in the vicinity of the crash site.
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