On Wednesday, June 8, 2016, at 10:00 a.M., I put my car in park on my driveway. My car was stationary on my driveway when I exited it and went into my garage. When I turned around, my unoccupied car was coming toward me from the driveway into the garage. I was unable to get out of the way of the car and ended up pinned between the left wall of my garage, a recycle can, and the car. Fortunately, the car was rolling into the garage in a straight line, which left just enough space between my body, the car, and the wall; otherwise, I would have been crushed and killed. A large recycle trash can and a ladder stopped the car before it continued straight through the rear garage wall and into my family room where my disabled husband was sitting. A workman on my property, who witnessed the entire event, helped me get out of the space between the wall and car and removed the car from the garage. I must have been in a state of shock from the accident because I cannot remember some details and must have been hit by the car because I still have damage to my left leg and pain in my lower body; also, the car had damage to its left fender. I visited my doctor regarding the injury to my left leg and the pain to the lower part of my body. My husband notified Volvo about the incident. The company had the car towed to its facility where it was run through a battery of tests. Even though the company claims that it found nothing wrong with the car and took no responsibility for the incident, I think that it is still important to report this incident in case it happens to someone else in the future. My unoccupied car moved forward from a stationary, parked position. I would not have been able to exit my car if it were placed in any other gear than park.

- Rockville, MD, USA