POLICE dealing with a three-car crash discovered that one of the drivers was behind the wheel illegally.
Officers were sent to the collision on Abingdon Road in South Oxford last night, and found that one of those involved was a learner driver.
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Despite only having a provisional licence, the driver was unsupervised.
Learner drivers must be accompanied by someone aged over 21, who has held a full driving licence for at least three years.
They must also display ‘L’ plates.
Currently dealing with a three vehicle damage only road traffic collision on Abingdon road, Oxford. Driver of one of the vehicles was a provisional licence holder who was unsupervised. Vehicle has been seized. Driver has been reported. ##Oxonrpd #P4245 #P132 pic.twitter.com/XqxrUXyT5z
— TVP Roads Policing (@tvprp) December 2, 2019
Police seized the car and reported the driver.
No-one was injured in the collision, according to a tweet issued by police.
On Saturday night, police busted a learner driver on Cowley Road in East Oxford, who was also uninsured.
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