For the second time in a month the same home was hit by an out-of-control car, leading authorities to call for the city to install a barrier to stop the crashes.

The owners of a home in Etobicoke, Canada saw a car crash into their house for the second in less than three weeks on Saturday when a 25-year-old man hit a curb sending his car flying into the home’s master bedroom and landing on the bed.

Earlier this month an elderly couple in their late 80s hit a snow bank which sent their car flying into the home’s living room and caused massive structural damage, according to the Star.

No one was injured in either of the crashes.

The couple who own the home said they have often thought of being hit by passing cars because of the sharp corner outside their home.

“We have joked from time to time that a car coming down Parklawn Road coming at high speed, if they didn’t make that corner, was going to end up in our house,” John Johansen told CityNews.ca after the first crash.

Unfortunately for the couple, everything they owned was being stored in the master bedroom following the first crash, according to the Star.

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