Taxi Crashes Into Wall, Overturns In Devonshire

May 20, 2013

Early this morning a 57-year-old taxi driver escaped serious injury when he crashed his taxi into a wall and it overturned.

A police spokesperson said, “Around 12:45am on Monday, May 20th police officers attended a reported single vehicle taxi collision on North Shore Road in Devonshire near the junction with Barkers Hill. It appears that the taxi was being driven along North Shore Road when it collided with a wall and overturned.

“The driver, a 57 year old Devonshire man, apparently sustained minor injuries which did not require hospital treatment. There were no other injuries reported. The taxi was extensively damaged. Inquiries into this collision are ongoing and any witnesses are encouraged to contact PC Rawle Massiah on 295-0011.”

This is the second time a taxi has overturned this month, following a collision on May 8th in Southampton.

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  1. Truth is killin me... says:

    I’m scared to take a taxi at night from town especially on weekends…half of the drivers are full hot!!!Come out and see for yourself!!!!!

    • Nanny Pat says:

      I know!! I had a driver last weekend that was so drunk I offered to take the wheel! This is ridiculous. I really felt scared in his car. And this wasn’t the first time I have encountered a drunk taxi driver.

  2. Kim Smith says:

    I hope this guy was breathalysed. Why else would be hit a wall so hard/fast that the vehicle overturns? Oh… and points against his licence I hope.

  3. leslie says:

    Do they ever have spot checks set up? In the states you will frequently see check points set up to check for drunk drivers. Fortunately I have always had professional, safe taki drivers when in Bermuda.