A further appeal for witnesses has been made after the fatal crash on the A47 at North Burlingham last week.
The collision resulted in the tragic death of the front seat passenger Ellie Tweed, 18 of Hemsby.
Police are appealing for witnesses who may have seen a black Fiat Punto being driven at Acle railway station car park on Monday, October 31 at about 11.15pm in the evening.
The witness appeal comes as officers continue their enquiries into a fatal road traffic collision on the A47 at North Burlingham which occurred on Tuesday, November 1 at approximately 5.30am.
A black Fiat Punto was in collision with a large goods vehicle parked in a layby, close to the Lingwood junction. The car burst into flames following the collision.
Sadly, the front seat passenger died at the scene. Four others from the car were taken to hospital for treatment - one remains in a critical condition in hospital at Addenbrookes hospital.
A second woman remains in a serious condition at the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital and two other young women have been released from hospital.
Apart from seeking witnesses to the manner of driving of the Fiat Punto at Acle railway station officers are still keen to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the collision itself or stopped at the scene afterwards.
Calls should be made to PC Ian Thexton at Norfolk Police's Serious Collision Investigation Team on 101.
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