Miracle escape as mother and child are nearly hut by crashing car in Solihull

The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Miracle escape as mother and child are nearly hut by crashing car in Solihull” – below is their description.

Car flips in front of mother and child at zebra crossing

A mother and child miraculously escaped serious injury after a car overturned into their path near a zebra crossing on Saturday.

In dramatic footage, a car veers to the other side of the road and swerves to avoid oncoming traffic, striking a lamppost near a zebra crossing.

The Peugeot then overturns at speed, while a mother acts quickly to divert her pushchair to safety and is later seen clutching her daughter outside a restaurant.

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