is right. The pinch point had absolutely nothing to do with it. I witnessed part of what happened as I was driving along Headley Road at the time. As I passed the F & P towards 5 ways junction I saw a car swing out of the car park at high speed partially entering the opposite side of the road. I had to serve to avoid being hit. After stopping and returning to the scene I was told by others, including 2 police officers, who saw the whole incident this car then overtook another car, clipping its rear end, lost control and careered across the road hitting the parked vehehicle which was shunted into another car behind and damaged the 'phone box. let us all just be very thankful that there were no pedestrians in the line of fire of the out of control vehicle, or in the vicinity of the vehicles that were shunted, one of which I understand from my 13 year old son ended up on the pavement blocking the entrance to the park.....it could have been so much worse, I don't even want to try and visualise the scene of total carnage there could have been.....shall we stop trying to apportion blame until we know the full facts? The traffic calming measures are a very emotive issue, we all understand that, but in this instance they had nothing whatsoever to do with the incident. I'm surprised no-one has tried to blame the tunnel........apologies, perhaps I shouldn't