Linton railings crash escape leaves police 'speechless' - BBC News
The metal railings came through the windscreen, but missed the driver and his passenger.
The metal railing avoided both the driver and his passenger when it came through the windscreen

Police officers were left "speechless" that a driver and his passenger were uninjured when railings pierced their windscreen.

The car, driven by a male who passed his test weeks ago, crashed on a frosty road near a water pumping station in Linton, Cambridgeshire, on Friday.

He had a front-seat passenger and police said they were "thankfully going home to their families uninjured".

The roads policing team for the area said: "Please drive to the conditions".

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Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire road policing unit posted pictures of the crash on social media

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