Nissan captured in M6 crash as police shocked by ‘disturbing’ feature.

Police swooped on a Nissan on the M6 ​​and were shocked by what they found. Members of Warwickshire Police’s Operational Patrol Unit (OPU) clocked the car last night (June 24) because of its ‘manner of driving’

But after stopping the car on the highway, they discovered the driver had no license or insurance. But in a post on the team’s Facebook page, they said another feature of the car caught their eye. They said: “More worryingly, engine oil was on the outside of the engine.

“This is a lesson in doing your vehicle checks, this could easily have caught fire.” The shutdown came hours after the M6 ​​was blocked at Junction2 due to a lorry fire.

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The team impounded the vehicle and a PG9 ban was issued. The driver, who has not been identified, was also reported to court.

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