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Video: Passenger car gives a lift to a white van in Spain

Maybe the driver of the Ford Focus passenger vehicle didn’t notice at first that he had a white van on the roof of the car. Or maybe he did, as the video, taken this year, shows. However, police in the Spanish town didn’t take kindly to either the driver of the passenger car or the person taking the video, according to media reports.
December 23, 2015 Read time: 1 min

Maybe the driver of the Ford Focus passenger vehicle didn’t notice at first that he had a white van on the roof of the car.

Or maybe he did, as the video, taken this year, shows.

However, police in the Spanish town didn’t take kindly to either the driver of the passenger car or the person taking the video, according to media reports.

The van was reportedly collected from a scrap yard where is was mounted onto the car, in an industrial estate in Segovia, north west of Madrid. The two men face minimum fines of €500 for dangerous driving.

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