Residents forced to evacuate, driver in hospital after car smashes into home at 3am
A driver has been hospitalised after her car flipped and crashed into a house in Adelaide's north in the middle of the night.
Emergency services were called to a house on Hampstead Road in Clearview just before 3am, where a Holden sedan had clipped a Toyota Camry then careened into the front of a house and rolled onto its roof.
As a result of the collision, the gas main of the property was ruptured, forcing the residents of the house to evacuate.
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The 32-year-old driver is in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Nine
None of them had any reported injuries.
The female driver was trapped in the Holden, and she was freed by authorities and rushed to hospital.
Her injuries are not life-threatening according to police.
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The Holden clipped a Toyota Camry before crashing into a house in Clearview. Nine
The driver and passenger of the Camry were not injured.
The front of the house where the Holden crashed sustained significant damage, requiring the SES to make emergency repairs to the house so the residents could return home.
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