A Perth man has narrowly avoided injury after his Nissan Skyline was written off by a woman who ran a red light in Mount Hawthorn on Monday.
The accident, caught on dashcam and posted to DashCam Owners Australia on Wednesday, showed a white Nissan Skyline setting off from a set of traffic lights at an intersection on London Street.
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Dashcam captures t-bone in Mount Hawthorn
A white Nissan Skyline is hit by a Ford Falcon at speed at the set of lights on Green street and London street in Mount Hawthorn. Vision: Dash Cam Owners Australia.
Seconds later, the vehicle, driven by Connor Winchester, was hit in the rear passenger side by a bronze Ford Falcon that ran a red light without appearing to brake.
The Skyline did a 360-degree spin in the crash while the Falcon also sustained significant damage.
"I didn't see her until the last second," Mr Winchester said.
"I didn't really know what happened either until after we stopped spinning, but I was fine, no injuries besides a sore neck the next day."
Police did not have a record of attending the scene, but Mr Winchester said the other driver "fled the scene" before police arrived.
The 19-year-old has since managed to get in contact with the woman's insurance company.