The Jaguar sports car driven by Liao Nan slipped while changing lanes on Beiyi Road, Xindian, New Taipei, and hit 4 private passenger cars and the central divider. No one was injured.

When Liao Nan was driving a two-door sports car along a section of Beiyi Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City, he was suspected to have skidded while changing lanes. He first hit four passenger cars on the side of the road, and then hit the central divider island before stopping. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)

A man surnamed Liao was driving a two-door sports car at about 11 o'clock yesterday (27th) while driving a section of Beiyi Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City. He was suspected to have skidded while changing lanes. He first hit four passenger cars on the roadside and then hit the central divider before stopping. When the police arrived after receiving the report, luckily no casualties were found. The detailed cause of the accident is still under investigation.

According to an investigation by the Xindian Police Station, 26-year-old Liao Nan was driving a Jaguar coupe for a night outing along a section of Beiyi Road in Xindian toward Xindian. However, when he was about to switch lanes, he claimed that his tires were slipping, causing him to collide with four passenger cars in the parking space on the outside roadside. He then hit the left center divider guardrail and stopped. Passers-by immediately reported the incident.

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The police pointed out that no casualties were found when they arrived at the scene. After the inspection, Liao Nan's alcohol level was 0 mg, and the rapid saliva test for drugs was negative, ruling out poisoning and drunk driving. The owners of the four passenger cars will be notified later, and the offending vehicle has been towed away this morning, and traffic has been restored. As for the detailed cause of the accident and the attribution of responsibility for the accident, it still needs to be further clarified.

Liao Nan's coupe crashed into four passenger cars on the roadside, then hit the central divider before stopping. Fortunately, no one was injured. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)