Emergency services were called to a crash on Knaresborough’s Ripley Road yesterday.
Police, fire crews and and an air ambulance attended the three car crash at 6.13pm.
Fire fighters from Harrogate and Knaresborough were called to the incident.
An incident log from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said crews attended the three vehicle road traffic collision and extricated a female passenger at the scene.
The Stray Ferret has contacted North Yorkshire Police and Yorkshire Air Ambulance for further details on the crash.
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Air ambulance called after three injured in Harrogate district car crash
An air ambulance was summoned to the Harrogate district today when three people were injured in a car crash.
The air ambulance was called to assist other emergency services at the scene of the collision on the B6165 between Nidd and Brearton.
The incident is believed to have happened at about 1pm this afternoon.
According to reports on social media, three fire engines and three ambulances were at the scene.
It is unknown how many vehicles were involved but Yorkshire Air Ambulance confirmed three people were injured.
A spokesperson said:
“Our paramedics provided on-scene medical support to three patients and those who needed further treatment were taken to hospital by land ambulance.”
The extent of injuries in unclear.
The Stray Ferret has asked North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service for details but has yet to receive a response.
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