Police are appealing for information after an Oldbury man died in a collision in Birmingham yesterday (7 November).
Officers were called to the A456 Quinton Expressway at around 2.40am following a report that a white Mercedes had left the carriageway and crashed.
The driver, Jagdeep Singh Bhandher aged 40 - known as Jagdeep Pandher - died at the scene.
The family have paid tribute to their loved one, they said: "Jagdeep was a loyal husband and wonderful father of four who will be missed greatly."

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