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Watch speeding car crash into lorry on A46 Laceby roundabout

A very serious crash.

By Sarah Barker Sarah Barker

Shocking dashcam footage has emerged showing the moment a speeding car crashed into a lorry on the A46 Laceby roundabout.

Fenwick Bros. Ltd. posted the footage on their Facebook page showing one of their vehicles being cut up by an out of control car.

The car then crashes into the lorry before careering into the roundabout itself.

Take a look at the footage from Friday, November 17:

This footage is from the dashcam in one of our vehicles approaching Laceby roundabout on Friday night. Be careful out there people, there are some crazy drivers around!

Posted by Fenwick Bros. Ltd. on Thursday, 23 November 2017

The crash closed the main road for around three-and-a-half hours.

A spokesperson for Fenwick Bros. Ltd. posted on their Facebook page: “This footage is from the dashcam in one of our vehicles approaching Laceby roundabout on Friday night.

“Be careful out there people, there are some crazy drivers around!”

Have you caught any footage of lane cutters, dangerous driving or general road rage? Get in touch by emailing [email protected].

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