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A male motorist who suffered “serious injuries” when the car he was driving collided with a tree in Suffolk is believed to be a teenager.
A volunteer doctor from the Suffolk Accident Rescue Service was first on the scene at the single-vehicle collision in Old Bury Road, Wetherden, near Haughley Park, at around 2.50pm today. A spokesperson for the charity said the young man was suffering “life threatening” injuries.
The air ambulance was also called to the scene.
A Suffolk Constabulary spokesman said: “A car has been in collision with a tree and the male driver has sustained serious injuries.”
The driver of the car, the only occupant, was airlifted to Addenbrookes Hospital.
The road has been closed.
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