Two teenage boys were “lucky to be alive” after crashing into a wall. Both suffered serious leg injuries.
The accident took place on Saturday afternoon on Bolton Road, Bradford. The pair were in a black Citroen Saxo which crashed into a wall.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said no other vehicles or people were believed to have been involved in the crash.
Road safety campaigner Amjad Malik said: “The two boys were lucky to be alive. They both had operations; one has a broken fibula and the other, his hip popped out. They must have been coming round the bend doing between 60mph and 70mph in a 30mph zone.”
Investigations are continuing.

Two Arrested After Reported Firearms Incident in Leeds
Six Greater Manchester Police Officers Dismissed Over Racial Discrimination Case
Historic Chiswick Riverside House to Receive New Blue Plaque
Bradford Drug Dealer Jailed Over ‘Jake Line’ County Lines Operation
Taxi Driver Jailed After Falling Asleep at Wheel and Causing Fatal A23 Collision
Drugs Seized and Wanted Woman Arrested During Milton Keynes Police Patrol
Boy, 15, Charged with Murder After Fatal Wembley Stabbing
Three Bradford Shops Closed Over Illegal Goods and Anti-Social Behaviour
Man Jailed After Deliberately Driving Car at People Outside Bradford Casino
Man Charged with Murder and Eight Attempted Murders Following Hounslow House Fire
North Yorkshire Police Warn of Rise in Fake Police Officer Fraud
The Golden Era
Legal Show
Bhangra Nights
Remix Saturdays