Worthing collision: Large emergency response as firefighters free woman from car

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Firefighters freed a woman from a car following a collision in Worthing this morning (Wednesday, May 24).

Photos taken around 8.30am showed a heavily damaged car in Tarring Road after a two-car collision. There was a large emergency response, with firefighters joining police officers and paramedics at the scene.

A spokesperson for West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service said: “Joint Fire Control received a call at 8.19am this morning following a collision involving two cars on Tarring Road, Worthing.

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“Crews from the Shoreham and Worthing were deployed to the scene along with Sussex Police and paramedics from the South East Coast Ambulance Service.

There was a large emergency response to the collision in Tarring Road, with firefighters joining police officers and paramedics at the scene. Photo: Eddie MitchellThere was a large emergency response to the collision in Tarring Road, with firefighters joining police officers and paramedics at the scene. Photo: Eddie Mitchell
There was a large emergency response to the collision in Tarring Road, with firefighters joining police officers and paramedics at the scene. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

“Firefighters quickly freed the occupant of one of the cars involved using hydraulic rescue equipment. The last crew left the scene at 9.37am.”

A Sussex Police spokesperson said: “One woman suffered injuries, not believed to be serious at this time.”

A South East Coast Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "One ambulance crew attended the scene but no-one required hospital treatment.”