'Nightmare' seven-car collision in Bradford village

The crash happened on Ford Hill, Queensbury, in the early hours of Thursday morning

Police are investigating a crash in a Bradford village involving seven vehicles.

Officers attended the collision, on Ford Hill, Queensbury, at 02:47 BST on Thursday, and a 34-year-old man was treated at the scene.

One resident, whose parked car was damaged in the incident, said the collision was so forceful a vehicle almost ended up being shunted into her front room.

West Yorkshire Police said enquiries are continuing.

One of the cars almost ended up Holly Johnson's front room, after the crash triggered a series of collisions

The incident occured when a white Audi crashed into a stationary car triggering a domino effect, and leading to six stationary cars on the residential street being damaged by the impact.

Four of them are believed to have been written-off.

Resident Holly Johnson told the BBC: "We woke to the sound of crashing, and car alarms going off.

"It was like a nightmare.

"The Audi zoomed straight into a Citroen - then six cars in total were involved.

"Someone from the Audi was injured - I could hear a lad screaming."

It is understood the man's injuries are not serious.

Ms Johnson, 24, said: "The cars all bounced along the road and one nearly came straight into my front room,

"A gas pipe was also damaged - that could have led to a major gas leak and the house could have gone up in flames."

A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson confirmed officers on patrol came across a multi-vehicle collision on Ford Hill.

Ms Johnson, a teaching assistant, added: "We're all so shaken up.

"You just want to feel safe in your own house."

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