MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – Several people were injured, two critically, after an ambulance and passenger vehicle collided Thursday afternoon, according to the Montgomery Police Department.
Police and fire medics responded to the scene around noon on Rosa L. Parks Avenue near the West South Boulevard.
Investigators said the driver and a passenger in the sedan suffered life-threatening injuries, while the three crew members in the ambulance had minor injuries and are expected to be OK.
The ambulance belongs to the Prattville Fire Department, according to the markings on its side. The city of Prattville confirmed it was one of the city’s ambulance that was on the way to the hospital.
A Montgomery Fire/Rescue picked up the medics and patient and took them on to Baptist South.
Prattville officials did not release details about the patient but said that person was critical before the accident. That person is now receiving treatment at the hospital.
The ambulance has significant damage.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
https://www.wsfa.com/2023/05/04/2-critically-injured-after-ambulance-car-collide-montgomery/
