UPDATE: Road reopens following ambulance crash

An ambulance transporting a patient to hospital collided with a car driven by an elderly woman earlier today.
An ambulance collided with a car in Lancing while transporting a patient to hospital  Picture: Eddie MitchellAn ambulance collided with a car in Lancing while transporting a patient to hospital  Picture: Eddie Mitchell
An ambulance collided with a car in Lancing while transporting a patient to hospital Picture: Eddie Mitchell

The collision happened at the junction of Western Road with the A259 Brighton Road in Lancing at 12.43pm.

Police temporarily closed Western Road southbound and the eastbound carriageway of Brighton Road from Seamill Park Avenue, Lancing. The road has since been reopened.

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The ambulance was on blue lights transporting a patient to hospital when the collision occurred. Its crew and patient were unhurt, and the patient has been transferred to another ambulance called to the scene.

An elderly woman has been taking to hospital with potentially serious injuriesAn elderly woman has been taking to hospital with potentially serious injuries
An elderly woman has been taking to hospital with potentially serious injuries

An elderly woman driving the car was taken to hospital. Police have since confirmed her injuries are not too serious.

Anyone who saw what happened is asked to email [email protected] or phone 101, quoting serial 631 of 06/10.

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