Greenhill Main Road: Police describe crash near busy Sheffield junction which saw two taken to hospital
Emergency services have described a crash at a major Sheffield road junction today. which left two people in hospital.
The Yorkshire Ambulance Service have confirmed they sent crews to the scene after a collision on Greenhill Main Road, earlier this afternoon, and police have described the incident which saw a man and a woman taken away by ambulance.
Greenhill Parkway becomes Greenhill Main Road shortly before it reaches Norton roundabout.
Police told The Star: “We were called today (Monday January 26) at 12.31pm to reports of a road traffic collision near to the junction of Greenhill Avenue and Greenhill Parkway in Sheffield.
“It is reported a white Citroen Relay van and a blue Kia Niro were involved in the collision.
“Emergency services attended, and a 35-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman were taken to hospital to be treated for injuries that are not believed to be life threatening or life altering.”
The ambulance service told The Star: “We received an emergency call just before 1pm on Monday afternoon to report a collision on Greenhill Main Road, Sheffield. Two ambulances were dispatched to the scene and two patients were conveyed to hospital.”
The AA were reporting traffic jams near the incident on Greenhill Main Road earlier this afternoon, which is close to Norton roundabout. It is one of the busiest junctions on the route between Sheffield and Chesterfield.
The AA reported at the time: “Partially blocked and queueing traffic due to crash on B6054 Greenhill Main Road both ways from Greenhill Avenue to Stenton Road.”