A man in his 60s has died after the ambulance he was being taking to hospital in crashed.
The patient had suffered a "medical episode" and was being rushed to Hull Royal Infirmary when the ambulance collided with a Toyota Yaris.
Two paramedics from Yorkshire Ambulance Service suffered minor shoulder injuries in the crash and the driver of the Toyota was unhurt but shaken, Hull Live reports.
The man's death is not being linked to the crash but to the medical episode he suffered on Monday.
Humberside Police are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
A police statement released about the crash said: "We are appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision between an ambulance and a car that happened in Hull on Monday 2 December.
"The incident which happened around 7.10am on Leads Road with at the junction with Rotterdam Road, involved a silver Toyota Yaris and the ambulance.
"A man in his 60s who was being taken to hospital in the ambulance after suffering a medical episode has since sadly passed away. He didn’t suffer any injuries in the incident, and his death is not linked to the collision.
"Two paramedics sustained minor shoulder injuries. The driver of the Yaris was unhurt."
