Drivers warned to slow down in winter after car flipped upside down on Yorkshire road
Drivers have been warned to slow down during winter driving on cold and wet roads - after this motorist ended up flipping their car on its roof
The incident happened on the A167 near Croft-on-Tees early on Saturday morning.
The white saloon ended on its roof on the side of the road before fire crews and police were called in.
The crash happened after the car hit a pool of water on the road.
Fortunately, the driver only - miraculously - suffered minor injuries, despite flipping the car onto its roof.
A spokesman for North Yorkshire Police said: "Another example of not adjusting your speed to suit the weather.
"Minor injuries for this driver on the A167 near Croft-On-Tees this morning.
"The vehicle overturned after hitting water on the road."
Elsewhere, police in Leeds have been busy in the run up to Christmas.
This morning officers from south Leeds, with the Leeds District Off-Road Bike Team attended the Tingley area following reports of a black Ford Focus being driven in an anti-social manner.
A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police said: "They quickly located it. It did not have any insurance. Road tax or MOT. It did not have a keeper.
"To avoid further reports or possible injury to members of the public it was seized."