Driver freed from car by fire crews after dramatic Sheffield neighbourhood crash
Ambulance and police also called to crash which closed road
Firefighters were sent out to free a driver from a car after a dramatic crash left a vehicle on its side following a cash in a Sheffield neighbourhood.
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service sent three fire engines to the scene on Queen Street in Mosborough late on Tuesday afternoon (November 11) after the incident, which also saw an ambulance and South Yorkshire Police called, with the road closed while they worked.
A fire service spokesman said: “Three fire engines attended a road traffic collision where a car had ended up on its side. The call came in at 5.46pm.
“Crews managed to extricate the driver and handed them over to paramedics. Firefighters left the scene around 7pm.”
Yorkshire Ambulance Service said: “We received an emergency call at 5.22pm on Tuesday afternoon to report a collision on Queen Street, Mosborough. An ambulance was dispatched to the scene and one patient was checked over but not conveyed to hospital.”
Police confirmed they attended the incident and described it as a ‘minor injury’ road traffic collision.