Two-Car Crash Closes Vazon Road

Thursday, 18 November 2021 17:52

Emergency services were called out to clear Vazon coast road after a crash on Thursday evening.

A red van and silver Range Rover 4x4 collided at around 5pm outside Vistas Café in Castel.

Both vehicles were damaged, but a spokesperson for Guernsey Police said no one was seriously injured during the crash.

The road was closed for some time while fire crews moved the vehicles out of the way.

It comes less than 24 hours after Bailiwick Law Enforcement arrested a motorist on the same road speeding at 91mph.

This week marks the force's Road Safety Week.

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