I'm PC Phil Hackford based with the forensic collision investigation unit at police headquarters devices. I'm the forensic vehicle examiner for the department. The vehicle you see was involved in a two vehicle RTC. The driver, the single occupant of the vehicle um had been drinking. Uh on that day, he'd managed to drive the vehicle for around about one mile from his home address. The vehicle which he hit had three people involved, two young children and the mother who was driving. Everybody was seriously injured. Uh the two children were hospitalized, the mother was hospitalized, and the driver of the BMW received serious injuries. He lost control on a corner um having attempted an overtake on another car and ended up um hitting the oncoming vehicle head on. This individual was very lucky, extremely lucky. Uh from my investigation in this vehicle, I found that the driver wasn't wearing a seat belt. That was quite evident from various inspections that I carry out and the terminal speed has appears to have frozen on the speedometer at 79 mph. So from the damage that you see on that vehicle um and you look at the impact and the intrusion into his area, his occupied area, his survival was quite a miracle.