The images show the fire service and police at the scene of the incident on the A259 at about 6pm.
The photos show the emergency services helping the vehicle.
A West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (WSFRS) spokesperson confirmed: “We were called at 5.57pm by Sussex Police to assist them. It was to assist them to remove a car that had been stuck on the beach.”
WSFRS said there were no people trapped.
A Sussex Police spokesperson said: “Officers responded to a single vehicle collision on Brighton Road, East Worthing at about 4.55pm on Monday, 2 May. The vehicle, a black Ford, came off the road and ended up stuck on the shingle on the beach.
“West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service were called to assist with moving the vehicle. No injuries were reported.”
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Police and the fire service helping at car on Worthing Beach on Monday evening, June Photo: Eddie Mitchell
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Police and the fire service helping at car on Worthing Beach on Monday evening, June 2 Photo: Eddie Mitchell
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Police and the fire service helping at car on Worthing Beach on Monday evening, June 2 Photo: Eddie Mitchell
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Police and the fire service helping at car on Worthing Beach on Monday evening, June 2 Photo: Eddie Mitchell