Emergency services rushed to a northern Perth suburb on Tuesday morning after a vehicle crashed into a local shopping centre, causing significant damage to the building facade.
Emergency Response to Quinns Rock Incident
The accident occurred at approximately 10:50am on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 on Quinns Road in Quinns Rock. Multiple witnesses reported seeing the car collide directly with the shopping centre's post office, leaving the front of the building damaged.
First responders from both police and ambulance services quickly arrived at the scene to secure the area and provide medical assistance. According to a WA Police spokesperson, the vehicle not only struck the building but also damaged a door and a fire hydrant during the incident.
Medical Attention and Investigation
St John Ambulance crews provided treatment to the driver at the scene. Authorities have confirmed that no other injuries were reported, suggesting the incident primarily involved the single vehicle and its operator.
The crash site attracted significant attention from local residents and shoppers, with many expressing shock at the damage to their community shopping centre. Police have cordoned off the affected area while they conduct their initial investigation into the cause of the accident.
Community Impact and Ongoing Developments
The Quinns Road shopping centre serves as a vital hub for local residents, with the post office being a particularly busy facility. The damage to the building has temporarily disrupted services in the area, though the full extent of the disruption remains unclear.
Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash, including potential factors that may have contributed to the vehicle leaving the road and striking the building. The West Australian will provide further updates as more information becomes available from official sources.
Local authorities are urging motorists to avoid the area while cleanup and investigation efforts continue. The incident serves as a reminder for drivers to exercise caution in suburban shopping precincts, particularly during busy morning hours when pedestrian activity typically increases.
