Police Searching for Vehicle and Driver Who Left Scene of Collision in Salisbury

Tuesday, 30 September 2025 06:05

Wilthsire Police are trying to identify the driver of a vehicle which failed to stop following a collision in Salisbury.

At approximately 4:55 pm on September 11th, a collision occurred on Netherhampton Road, outside the Salisbury Garden Centre.

A vehicle, described as a black Nissan Qashqai, pulled out of the garden centre and collided with a Silver Mazda 3.

The incident caused significant damage to the Mazda; however, the driver of the Nissan did not stop and left the scene without exchanging details.

Police said, "Unfortunately, CCTV enquiries have been unable to identify the registration of the vehicle involved, nor did any witnesses spoken to by officers see the registration plate.

"If you happen to have been travelling on Netherhampton Road, near to the garden centre at the time of the collision, and have dash cam footage, or any other information that would benefit our investigation, please get in touch."

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