A bathroom fitter had a lucky escape when his pick-up truck flipped over and skidded down a Leigh street.
The left-hand drive Ford Ranger flipped onto the driver's side and only came to a halt when it hit a kerb, after it had collided with a Vauxhall Corsa at the junction of Elmsleigh Drive and Manchester Drive.
Firefighters cut off the roof and the driver - who was complaining of neck pain - was put in a neck brace and on a spinal board as a precaution.
Sub officer Mark Paramor, from Leigh Fire Station, said the truck had to be stabilised before the roof could be removed, as it was rolling backwards and forwards.
The 37-year-old driver, from Great Wakering, escaped with cuts and bruises.
The Vauxhall's female driver was uninjured.
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