POLICE were today called to another collision at Derby's most notorious accident blackspot, Manor Road.
Officers arrived following reports of the two-car smash, near the Argosy pub, at about 9.30am.
A spokesman for Derbyshire police said one of the vehicles was stationary at the time of the incident and both had spun across the road as a result of the impact.
He said no-one was injured.
Earlier this month, the Derby Telegraph reported how new road safety measures had failed to prevent accidents along Manor Road – with 31 crashes reported over the past nine months.
The news came after Derby City Council spent tens of thousands of pounds making a number of alterations to the road layout in an attempt to make it safer.
But accidents continued – and neighbours said the changes had actually made the stretch more dangerous.
The incidents added to the 70-odd crashes which residents claim took place along the road between 2005 and 2011.
