Teenager and father killed in horrific car crash A car crash on a bridge in East Yorkshire has left a teenager and his father dead and his mother and nine-year-old sister critically ill. The 14-year-old boy was a passenger in the Golf which was being driven north along the A614, close to the village of East Cowick, when it was involved in a head-on collision with another car. A 70-year-old pensioner who was driving a Volvo was also killed on Saturday afternoon. The accident sparked a major emergency services operation with two air ambulances, three land ambulances and two rapid response paramedic units joining firefighters at the scene. Debbie Hinchcliffe lives close to the scene and said the aftermath was horrific: "I was stood at my gate and I heard the crash. I ran to the scene. Two cars were written off. The old lady was unconscious and kids were screaming in the back of the other car. And I couldn't get anybody out. The car was going to set on fire with the old lady in. So I got in the car with her to turn the ignition off. I released her seatbelt and just stuck with her really. I couldn't do anything else. Mrs Hinchliffe has witnessed other accidents at the bridge and says authorities need to take action. It's only a matter of time before two wagons collide because they're speeding along here at 56 and it's a 40mph limit. It wants reducing to 30. How many accidents and deaths is it going to take before they do something? We have to live with this on a daily basis. It's horrendous.