There was only one person in the car.
The car went all the way into the building.
It’s Les Schwab. While one crew cleaned, another finished work on a customer’s car.
Employees remove one of the damaged window frames.
A look at the front of the car.
The driver of the car was transported to Providence Regional Medical Center along with a small boy who had been in the waiting room with his mother.
Another person in the building had a minor cut that did not require treatment. None of the injuries appeared serious.
Workers at the store told MyEverettNews.com that the man drove in with two flat tires and went right through the wall into the waiting and sales area.
Everett Police are still in the process of conducting an investigation in to the reason the driver failed to stop.
Here are some MyEverettNews.com photos of the scene.
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February 3, 2016 at 9:29 PM
Looks like the boys didn’t need to run out and greet the customer this time!
February 2, 2016 at 8:02 PM
During a lot of panic crashes, influenced or not by drugs or alcohol, right foot pedal error plays a major negative role. It is so wide spread that it is called THE RIGHT FOOT BRAKING EPIDEMIC. Despite this the guys in charge of driver legislation and training don’t want to have this method of braking scientifically examined. http://www.leftfootbraking.org
February 2, 2016 at 6:00 PM
Sounds like an elderly person mixing up the gas pedal vs the brake pedal time to hang it up and take the bus people!!