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A BUSY road near Glasgow has been locked down this morning after a car ploughed into a house – but stunned residents thought a bomb had exploded.
Police raced to the scene on Auchinairn Road in Bishopbriggs at around 6am.
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Pictures from the street show a white Toyota Corolla Active which has smashed into the property.
The motor came off the busy road, crossed the pavement and careered through the front garden before smashing into the front room.
The garden fence appears to have been struck down, with bricks and debris strewn across the grass.
Masonry and brickwork were also scattered over the hybrid electric car’s windscreen and bonnet.
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Cops confirmed that no serious injuries were reported.
Speaking to The Scottish Sun, neighbours told how they felt the building shake and seen a man walking from the wrecked estate car.
Angela McKeown, 45, who lives next door said: “It felt like a bomb going off. Like a gas leak.
“Luckily everyone has had a lucky escape. I didn’t see it but I heard it.
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“From what I’ve heard he [the driver] was going to his work, so I’m sure he was in a fine state of mind.
“It was just a general accident.”
Her son Shane, 17, added: “It was a big thud. I thought ‘what was that?’
“I got up and noticed the police were here. The next door neighbours were quite shocked.”
Another neighbour, who wishes to remain anonymous, said: “I seen it, heard it, felt it. The housing’s in just now.
“I cannot fathom it. We felt the vibration go through the whole building.
“The guy walked away and was speaking to the police. I didn’t recognise him.
“It was one big bang. It was like a gas explosion.”
She added: “It’s terrible. So sad.
“It’s that wee woman’s home.”
Long-term local resident, Elaine Seehafer, 68, said: “It’s frightening. Someone could’ve died.
“I hope the driver and the people who live in the house are OK.”
Enquiries into the incident are ongoing.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 6.10am on Tuesday, 28 October, 2025, we received a report of a car striking a property on Auchinairn Road, Glasgow.
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“Emergency services attended, and no serious injuries were reported.
“Enquiries are ongoing.”
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