Dangerous driver admits seriously injuring woman in crash on residential Rotherham road
The offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving carries a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment
A 22-year-old man could be facing a prison sentence, after he pleaded guilty to seriously injuring a woman by dangerous driving in a crash on a residential street.
Alfie Rose admitted the offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving in a Sheffield Crown Court hearing held on Monday, May 12, 2026.
The crash occurred on Potter Hill in Greasborough, Rotherham on Sunday, June 2, 2024.
Rose, of Barnsley Road, West Melton, Rotherham, was then aged 20.
The offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving carries a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment, with a sentencing range of 26 weeks to five years’ custody.
Following yesterday’s hearing, the case was adjourned until August 2026, when Rose will be sentenced in hearing at the same court.
Rose was made the subject of an interim driving disqualification, and released on unconditional bail until his sentencing hearing.