An instructor at a driving school in Colorado made an unforgettable entrance into the building on Tuesday.

While attempting to park a Hyundai Tucson in a spot in front of the Community Driving School on Wadsworth Boulevard in Lakewood, the driver accidentally drove straight into the building.

Lakewood police shared a photo of the crash, which showed most of the car stuck inside the driving school's front windows under a sign that said "Learn to Drive." Shattered glass and broken bricks could be seen surrounding the car.

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"Thankfully there was only one minor injury," Lakewood police wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The department did not specify who was injured, but said others were able to move out of the car's path in time.

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Many users on X were poking fun at the bizarre situation in response to the picture LPD shared. 

Comments like, "Look up ‘irony’ in the dictionary, and this is what you should see," and "just popping into the office," were among the hundreds of responses.

"He got an F," another user wrote.

Even 9News Denver added to the jokes by writing, "To the employee's credit, the school’s sign above the front door says "Learn to Drive," and not "Learn to Park,'" in its report on the incident.

Lakewood police said the employee was cited for a traffic violation.

Fox News Digital has reached out to Community Driving School for comment.

An uncontained brush fire in Cedar Park, Texas, Tuesday night destroyed an apartment building and damaged two others, according to officials.

The Cedar Park Fire Department received a call of a grass fire near 12820 West Parmer Lane at about 6:15 p.m., and fire crews responded to the four-alarm fire within a minute, the fire chief said at a news conference.

The fire spread an estimated 120 acres and was not contained as of 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night, the Texas A&M Forest Service said.

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One apartment building is a total loss while two others suffered damage, the fire chief said. People at the Bexley at Silverado apartment complex, Whitestone Landing neighborhood and nearby businesses were evacuated.

One minor was injured in the incident, but no major injuries were reported.

Firefighters are continuing to monitor adjacent areas for spot fires and stopping any forward-progressing brush fires. Texas A&M Forest Services' bulldozers are creating a containment line around the active brush fire.

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Officials said all available resources are responding to the fire, including multiple response units from Cedar Park and more than 20 state and local agencies. Officials urged people to avoid the area, as well as adjacent roadways, including E. Whitestone Boulevard, West Parmer Lane and surrounding roadways.

The Red Cross is helping people impacted by the fire and is currently establishing shelter operations for those who have been displaced.