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Car flips on Bos en Lommerweg, police arrest driver

Car flips on Bos en Lommerweg, police arrest driver

A car flipped over during a multi-vehicle accident on the Bos en Lommerweg in Amsterdam West on Wednesday afternoon. While no one was injured in the collision, police arrested one of the drivers involved near the scene. Two damaged vehicles had to be towed, and emergency services were deployed to manage the situation.

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