Police and fire at scene of car that has crashed into trees near bridge
Emergency services are at Briggate this evening, which is just off Valley Road, in Shipley.
A car looks to have come off the road and collided with trees and folliage near the bridge that crosses over a walkway.
Police and the fire service at the scene of a crash in Briggate, off Valley Road, Shipley (Image: Telegraph & Argus)
Police and the fire service at the scene of a crash in Briggate, off Valley Road, Shipley (Image: Telegraph & Argus) The Telegraph & Argus visited the scene and saw a fire engine parked up on one side of the road, with several firefighters working on the car.
Police and the fire service at the scene of a crash in Briggate, off Valley Road, Shipley (Image: Telegraph & Argus) A police van was parked further down Valley Road and two officers were seen stood next to the crashed car.
Traffic is still able to pass on Briggate.
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