Muhammed Aavesh, of Priory Road, Cambridge Pleads Guilty
At Cambridge Magistrates’ Court on March 6, he pleaded guilty to:
- Drink driving
- Driving without a licence
- Driving without insurance
As a result, he received a 14-month driving ban and was ordered to pay a £50 fine.
Our original report
A car crashed into a barrier next to the River Cam on Thursday, February 13, causing significant damage. Cambridge City Council swiftly removed the damaged barrier and secured the area.
Police arrived at Riverside, Cambridge, around 4 a.m. after hearing the crash from Elizabeth Way. The vehicle collided with stationary cars before breaking through the barrier and dangling over the River Cam. Fortunately, both occupants escaped unharmed. The car was recovered, and police tape now covers the gap.
Cambridgeshire County Council will assess the damage before starting repairs. A spokesperson confirmed that once the assessment is complete, they will proceed with repairs and seek reimbursement through insurance.
A 23-year-old man was arrested and charged with drink driving, driving without a license, and driving without insurance. He is scheduled to appear at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court on March 6.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation, ensuring public safety along Riverside. Local residents are advised to remain cautious in the area
