No serious injuries
Fire services had to help free a driver from their car following an accident earlier today (Fri)
It happened just after 10.15am on the St Marks Road in Braaid and involved just one vehicle.
Whilst there were no serious injuries, the driver was complaining of lower back pain and unable to get out of the car without help.
Fire officers worked with paramedics to remove them safely and stabilise the vehicle.
Crews remained at the scene for around an hour.
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