There's a witness appeal following the death of a 64-year-old man on the A272 in Midhurst last Monday (March 21).
A silver Nissan Quashqai was being driven north-east bound at about 10.20am before it left the road at North Street, Midhurst.
It collided with a tree before falling into the River Rother.
The driver was taken to hospital in Brighton where he died shortly afterwards. His male passenger was not injured.
The road was closed in both directions while emergency services worked at the scene to recover the car occupants and the car.
No other vehicles are reported to have been involved but police would like to her from anyone who saw what happened.
Detective Sergeant Robert Baldwin, of the Surrey & Sussex Serious Collisions Investigation Unit, said:
“If you were in Midhurst on the A272 on Monday morning and saw anything of what happened, or perhaps have some dashcam footage, please contact us via email: collision.appeal@sussex.police.uk or by calling 101, quoting Operation Eastwood.”
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