A major inner city road was closed after a car flipped on its roof and rolled down an embankment.
Police, firefighters and paramedics were called to the scene following the crash on Princess Road in Hulme just before 7pm on Wednesday.
One person suffered injuries described as 'not serious' in the smash.
The southbound carriageway was closed for about an hour while the car was recovered.
An onlooker said the car appeared to be a Vauxhall Astra.
He added: "It was on the embankment on its roof
"There were three fire engines. They had the light rig up, so they could see what they were doing.
"It looked like a man was being stretchered to the ambulance."
The crash took place close to Hulme Arch, near the Greenheys Lane crossroads.
A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: "We called to the scene at 6.55pm to reports of a car on its roof on Princess Road.
"The ambulance and fire service were also in attendance.
"One person was injured, not seriously, and was dealt with by paramedics.
"The outward bond carriageway was closed while the vehicle was recovered."
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