Camera captures moment when car collapses toll ceiling; driver died The 24-year-old driver who died after knocking down the cover of a toll booth in Campinas (SP), on Sunday (26), had his family in Pernambuco. According to the police report, his parents live in the state. Therefore, an aunt was responsible for the procedures to release the body at the Legal Medical Institute (IML). The accident happened around 9:50 am, at km 123 of the Governador Adhemar Pereira de Barros Highway (SP-340). Daniel Carlos Santos de Oliveira's car hit the barrier that divides the lanes, hit a support column and overturned. With the force of the crash, the toll plaza roof collapsed onto two other vehicles. Security cameras recorded the moment of the accident. GIF - Camera captures moment when car knocks down toll booth roof in Campinas; driver died Reproduction/EPTV Did not try to brake In a statement to the police, a toll booth employee said that the car avoided other vehicles before the collision. According to her, the driver did not try to brake. Highway police officers who were in the region heard the bang and went to the scene. The rescue was carried out by a team from the Renovias dealership. Daniel was taken to the Municipal Hospital of Jaguariúna (SP), but died during treatment. Although the structure fell on the two cars waiting in line at the toll booth, no one was injured. READ MORE: Car reached 6 meters in height when it hit the toll ceiling Public employee José Sampaio was handing the payment card to the attendant when the cover collapsed. According to him, the car that caused the accident spilled oil and spread debris across the track. "Suddenly there was an intense noise from behind and I saw a roof collapsing on my car, the car covered in oil. Then we went to check later that there was a car that had flown over ours", he said. Car overturned after hitting a toll plaza beam and knocking down the roof of the place in Campinas Jorge Talmon/EPTV What was seized in the car Inside Daniel's vehicle, the police found: a lighter and four cigarettes; a bottle of rum; an empty beer can; a thermos cup; an almost empty soda bottle; an empty plastic tube, known as an eppendorf. The case was registered as culpable homicide (when there is no intention to kill) while driving a motor vehicle and is being investigated by the Civil Police. Infographic shows map where car crashed into toll booth in Campinas; driver died Arte/g1 See more news about the region on g1 Campinas