Man charged over skip lorry which damaged cars and lampposts
A man has been charged over a lorry crash that caused significant damage to a number of parked cars and roadside gardens.
A man has been charged over a lorry crash that caused significant damage to a number of parked cars and roadside gardens.
The incident happened in Cupar Road, Guardbridge, near St Andrews, at around 10.30am on Saturday.
Police said a skip lorry struck parked vehicles, lampposts and a wall before leaving the road and driving into a number of residential gardens.
The driver of the lorry suffered minor injuries but no-one else was hurt.
Pictures on social media showed the trail of damage along the street.
A police spokesman said a 54-year-old man has now been charged over the crash and a report has been sent to the Procurator Fiscal.
Officers are continuing to appeal for any witnesses to the collision to contact them on 101.