Uber driver injured in Ezra Mom crash ‘hasn’t heard anything’ from Broncos

An Uber driver injured in a collision with a car driven by Broncos player Ezra Mam says he has heard nothing from the NRL club.

Marcel Van Den Camp, 64, told Nine News he would seek help to overcome “mental obstacles” following the collision on Friday night.

Van Den Camp was carrying two passengers on his last trip in his Toyota sedan when he collided with Mam’s car on Simpsons Road in Bardon.

“We drove through Bardon… and all of a sudden, in the blink of an eye, this truck slammed right into the front of us,” he said.

“It was an almighty collapse. I blacked out for a while, two passengers in the back, a little girl screaming and crying… the woman was saying, “I can’t breathe,” and I said, “Oh my God, I need to do this.” anything’.”

A woman sitting in the back seat called Van Den Camp a “hero” for helping pull the four-year-old to safety.

Van Den Camp said his passengers were distraught and the girl “suffered quite a few injuries.”

“I tried the back doors but I couldn’t open them, they were locked, so I went back to my door, reached to my side of the back door, unlocked it and was able to open it,” he said.