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Van crashes into home on Osdorperweg, driver tests positive for alcohol

Van crashes into home on Osdorperweg, driver tests positive for alcohol

A van crashed into a residential home on Osdorperweg in Amsterdam on Tuesday evening. The driver tested positive for alcohol and was taken into custody, while authorities are currently assessing the building for structural damage. No injuries were reported.

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