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Damage to the left side of the Land Rover could be seen after Thursday's crash
The Duke of Edinburgh was seen driving a new Land Rover two days after being involved in an accident on a road near Sandringham, Norfolk.
Images in the Daily Mail and The Sun would show Prince Philip, 97, driving alone in the Sandringham estate.
A new Freelander, the model on which the Prince was flying, was delivered to Sandringham on Friday.
Prince Philip was not injured in Thursday's accident, but two women were injured.
The duke was in collision with a Kia. The female driver, a 28-year-old woman, suffered cuts, while a 45-year-old pbadenger broke her wrist.
A nine-month-old boy from Kia was not injured.
A palace spokesman confirmed that the duke had "no worrying injuries" as a result of a visit to the hospital for a check.
He also said that contacts had been made with the occupants of Kia to exchange their "wishes".
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The Duke was traveling alone in his car when the accident occurred on the A149.
Roy Warne, who witnessed it, described the duke's car "rolling on the road and ending up on the other side".
He added that the Duke had been "obviously shaken" but that he had been able to ask if the other people involved in the incident were going to be well.
Mr. Warner said he heard the duke tell the police that he had been "dazzled by the sun".
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The Norfolk police said Thursday's incident would be investigated "and that any appropriate action would be taken."
Chris Spinks, who led Norfolk's road police team for five years, said the investigation would have "no favoritism".
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