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Tesla crashes into Tower Hamlets home

Driver escapes unharmed after vehicle ploughs into property on Old Ford Road.

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A Tesla car collided with the front of a residential property on Old Ford Road in Tower Hamlets on Monday morning. The driver of the vehicle was reported to have escaped the incident unscathed. No injuries have been reported from the collision.

Eyewitness Account of Damage

An eyewitness, Oliver McGough, 35, described the scene, stating it appeared as though the car had driven through the living room of the Victorian home. McGough, a local cyclist, observed that the structure did not appear sound following the impact. He also noted that speeding vehicles are a regular occurrence on the road, which has a 20mph speed limit.

Photographs from the scene showed the Tesla Model 3 with its airbags deployed and the driver's door ajar. A box of Smartwhip cream chargers, typically used for whipping cream and containing nitrous oxide, was visible near the crashed vehicle. The Metropolitan Police were contacted for comment, and a cordon at the scene has since been removed.

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01What happened on Old Ford Road?

A Tesla car crashed into the front of a home on Old Ford Road in Tower Hamlets on Monday morning. The driver was unharmed, and no injuries were reported.

02Was anyone injured in the crash?

No injuries have been reported as a result of the collision. The driver of the Tesla escaped the incident without harm.

03What was seen near the crashed car?

A box of Smartwhip cream chargers was visible near the Tesla after the collision. These canisters contain nitrous oxide and are designed for catering use.

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