BMW driver sustains 'life-changing' injuries after collision with tractor

Devon and Cornwall Police said a black BMW 1 Series and a green Fendt tractor were involved in a collision on the A30 near Innis Downs

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Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed a 19-year-old man has sustained potentially 'life-changing' injuries to both his legs after a collision with a tractor
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Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed a 19-year-old man has sustained potentially 'life-changing' injuries to both his legs after a collision with a tractor

A BMW driver has sustained potentially ‘life-changing' injuries to both of his legs after a collision with a tractor in Cornwall. Devon and Cornwall Police said a black BMW 1 Series and a green Fendt...

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