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Bro didn’t have to swerve like that though
Driver flung from army truck after car swerves in front of military convoy
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A driver was flung from behind the wheel of an army truck after a car swerved in front of a convoy on the A43.
Crenguta Aruxandei, 44, of Old Factory Way, Northampton, abruptly took the exit for Hulcote, Northamptonshire, pulling in front of a military Land Rover Defender and causing the driver to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
Video shows the military vehicle and its trailer repeatedly rolling across both lanes before coming to rest as another Land Rover manages to stop safely.
Two men sustained serious injuries, including the military Land Rover driver, who suffered a suspected fractured back, after the incident on 10 January.
Aruxandei was handed a six-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, after pleading guilty to two counts of causing serious injury by careless/inconsiderate driving.
The 44-year-old admitted the charges at an earlier hearing in February, when the same court heard that at 8.35am on Friday, January 10, 2025, Aruxandei was travelling in the outside lane on the A43 dual carriageway.
As she approached the junction for Hulcote, Aruxandei pulled in front of a green military Land Rover Defender, which was travelling in a convoy on the inside lane, causing the driver to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
However, as the Land Rover driver swerved into the outside lane to avoid Aruxandei’s grey Audi Q2, the military vehicle collided with the central reservation causing it to roll multiple times.
The 36-year-old driver was thrown from the Land Rover and sustained a suspected fractured back and was taken to the University Hospital Coventry, while his 31-year-old male passenger was taken to Northampton General Hospital with a significant head injury.
Aruxandei went on to be charged and at Northampton Magistrates’ Court she opted to go to trial at the county’s crown court, but on February 5, she changed her plea before a jury had been sworn it.
In addition to the suspended sentence, Aruxandei was disqualified from driving for 12 months and must sit an extended test before re-gaining her licence. She was also ordered to pay a £154 victim surcharge.
Following sentencing, lead investigator Detective Constable Eleanor Hudson of the Force’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “Holding a driving licence is a privilege and a responsibility and there is no place on our roads for drivers who put the lives of innocent members of the public at risk.
Crenguta Aruxandei, 44, of Old Factory Way, Northampton, abruptly took the exit for Hulcote, Northamptonshire, pulling in front of a military Land Rover Defender and causing the driver to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
Video shows the military vehicle and its trailer repeatedly rolling across both lanes before coming to rest as another Land Rover manages to stop safely.
Two men sustained serious injuries, including the military Land Rover driver, who suffered a suspected fractured back, after the incident on 10 January.
Aruxandei was handed a six-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, after pleading guilty to two counts of causing serious injury by careless/inconsiderate driving.
The 44-year-old admitted the charges at an earlier hearing in February, when the same court heard that at 8.35am on Friday, January 10, 2025, Aruxandei was travelling in the outside lane on the A43 dual carriageway.
As she approached the junction for Hulcote, Aruxandei pulled in front of a green military Land Rover Defender, which was travelling in a convoy on the inside lane, causing the driver to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
However, as the Land Rover driver swerved into the outside lane to avoid Aruxandei’s grey Audi Q2, the military vehicle collided with the central reservation causing it to roll multiple times.
The 36-year-old driver was thrown from the Land Rover and sustained a suspected fractured back and was taken to the University Hospital Coventry, while his 31-year-old male passenger was taken to Northampton General Hospital with a significant head injury.
Aruxandei went on to be charged and at Northampton Magistrates’ Court she opted to go to trial at the county’s crown court, but on February 5, she changed her plea before a jury had been sworn it.
In addition to the suspended sentence, Aruxandei was disqualified from driving for 12 months and must sit an extended test before re-gaining her licence. She was also ordered to pay a £154 victim surcharge.
Following sentencing, lead investigator Detective Constable Eleanor Hudson of the Force’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “Holding a driving licence is a privilege and a responsibility and there is no place on our roads for drivers who put the lives of innocent members of the public at risk.
Categories: Accident
Lostcoss.82 3 weeks ago
Maybe next time wear a seat belt.
Northantsno1 3 weeks ago
@Lostcoss.82 It’s the law here , maybe it failed ?.
But he also did expect some shitty driver to cut him up.
Comfortably_numb 3 weeks ago
@Lostcoss.82 sometimes during a roll over the seatbelt mechanism fails.
Theocritus 3 weeks ago
Dumb bitch cuts across highway traffic and then slows down to 10mph to make the turn like she's in a residential area.
Sonnyday 3 weeks ago
I am surprised the military driver was not able to read the situation better....possibly a woman driver
QuartPlus8oz 3 weeks ago
Drive to the next exit. Get your head out of your phone or ass. I see even worst offenders than that in my Third World flavored major US city.
tommix1 3 weeks ago
For Animals and dumbasses I swerve as much as possible but stay on the roadway if they get it they get it.
Comfortably_numb 3 weeks ago
Should have just hit it.
FacelessMen 3 weeks ago
@Comfortably_numb Swerving around a car happens with very little to no conscious thought in the moment. It is basically an instinctive and split-second motor response. Your brain processes the danger and acts before you’re consciously aware of making the choice. Of course, you can "train" do react certain ways with years of training (fighters, race car drivers, etc.).
Comfortably_numb 3 weeks ago
@FacelessMen yea.
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