The hero of the first incident on the list, apparently, will need auto glass repair. As insurers inform, the victim reported damage to the windshield “due to a frozen squirrel falling from a tree.” In second place on the list is the no less original “a deer falling onto the hood” while parking a car.
British motorists manage to cause damage to a passing car even with a frozen lula kebab, which “flew out through an opening door while making a turn.” But gastronomic explanations are not the most original in this ranking. The list of incredible explanations also includes “chip on the car's enamel due to a passing herd of cows licking it” and “a zebra colliding with a car while visiting a safari park.”
Next, one can quote without comment: “uncontrolled pressing of the accelerator while waiting at a traffic light, which led to a collision with the car in front, and was caused by a wasp crawling up the driver's right leg”; “the inability to brake due to a potato getting under the brake pedal”; “causing heavy damage to a car by a bull that escaped from an agricultural exhibition.”
The bull is an animal with character, but the cows got ahead of it. One of them destroyed a quad bike “due to a jump,” and another damaged the trunk “in the course of a collision on the road,” and then, “flipping over in the air, broke the windshield with its rear end.” The only consolation is that in the latter case, according to the incident participant, the cow survived.