An elderly woman was rushed to hospital after her car “came off the road” and ended in a field in Leeds.
West Yorkshire Police said they were called at 10.34am today (Friday) following reports a Vauxhall Corsa had come off the road and ended up in a field in Selby Road.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance attended the scene and the woman was taken to hospital by land ambulance for treatment.
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The force added her condition is not yet known but no other vehicle was involved.
A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police said: “We received a call at 1034hrs this morning from a member of the public, reporting that a car had come off the road and ended in a field, on Selby Road near to Bluebell Avenue, Garforth.
"The car was a Vauxhall Corsa. No other vehicle was involved.
"An ambulance crew attended and the elderly female driver has been taken to hospital. Her condition is not yet known.”
A spokesperson for Yorkshire Air Ambulance said: “At 10.37 am we dispatched our Nostell aircraft to a road traffic collision on Selby Road in Garforth.
"Our Critical Care Team provided on-scene support and a female patient was taken to hospital by land ambulance for further treatment.”
