Family wants DoorDash to pay after driver crashes into house
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The VanRaalte family in Belwood Ont. just wanted some pizza delivered to their home on a Friday night, but their $40 bill turned into one worth tens of thousands after the delivery driver crashed into their garage.
The VanRaalte family in Belwood Ont. just wanted some pizza delivered to their home on a Friday night, but their $40 bill turned into one worth tens of thousands after the delivery driver crashed into their garage.
Audrey VanRaalte lives at the home and saw the driver pulling up to their driveway. She claims they were going about 60 km/h.
“I said to my husband ‘he's not going to be able to stop’ and he didn't,” she said. “He never slowed down. He never stopped. And, bang, right into the garage.”
She said the house shook from the impact. The garage door broke and part of the brick wall collapsed.
“We have an attic hole in the garage and the door opened up from the pressure,” she said.
It happened on Dec. 1. In the moments after, the family says the driver kept quiet.
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