A car overturned in the middle of the road in an early morning crash in Cardiff.
The white car flipped over on Bridge Road in Llandaff at around 4.45am on Thursday.
South Wales Police shared a picture of the overturned car on Twitter and said the road had been cleared by 7.30am.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said nobody was trapped inside.
A witness, who lives near to where the car overturned, said: "I was awake and heard an almighty bang. I looked out the window and saw this car flipped on the road.
"I called 999 but someone had already stopped and they were also on the phone.
"It must have hit the bollard. It was on its roof and still slightly smoking. The music was still playing.
"There wasn't anyone in the car. The police and fire service were there, but there was no ambulance."
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said crews had left the scene by 5am.
South Wales Police was called to the scene at around 4.45am.
The car was empty when officers arrived and police said enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances of the incident and the identity of the car’s occupants.
Anyone with information is urged to call police on 101 quoting occurrence number 1900336415.
