One man dies and four injured in Coventry collision
It happened on Saturday night on Firefly Road
Police are investigating, after a man died and four people were injured in a two-car collision on Firefly Road, Coventry on Saturday night.
The 33-year-old driver of a white Seat Leon Cupra was pronounced dead at the scene following the collision at about 10.15pm.
His family has been informed and is being supported at this awful time.
His passenger, a man in his 30s, was treated by paramedics before being taken to hospital with injuries, which are not believed to be life-changing.
Three people from the second car, a blue Citroen C3, suffered serious injuries, but they're not believed to be life-threatening.
The driver, a man in his 50s, and two women passengers in their 60s, remain in hospital, in a stable condition.
Officers have spoken to witnesses and investigators are reviewing CCTV from around the area, as they work to establish exactly what happened.
But they're asking anyone who was driving on or near Firefly Road at the time to check their dashcam, as it may offer vital details about the collision.
If you can help please contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit by emailing sciu@westmidlands.police.uk, messaging us on Live Chat or calling 101 quoting log 4130 of 13 January. Information can be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. "Tell us what you know not who you are".
West Midlands Police says road safety is a priority for them and partners including Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), local authorities and the region’s Police and Crime Commissioner. They joined forces under the Operation Triton banner last year, to pledge action to reduce the number of people killed and seriously injured on our roads and this work continues.
Police are actively patrolling key areas, to enforce speed limits and protect communities from the dangers of excessive speed and other road harm issues. However, officers say they cannot be everywhere.
They urge motorists to prioritise road safety, as their actions can make a significant difference in preventing accidents and protecting lives. They say they also appreciate the support and cooperation of communities, in reporting any instances of dangerous driving. They say their valuable information helps them take appropriate action and prevent potential harm. Click here for more.