A transport worker required hospital treatment following a road traffic collision in Oxfordshire.
The emergency medical service dispatched personnel to the location after receiving notification of the incident.
Emergency services attended the scene of a collision involving a passenger vehicle on the A361 highway in the vicinity of Coldharbour.
The road was sealed off following reports of the crash, which occurred on the stretch linking Chipping Norton and Bloxham in the Banbury area.
The alarm was raised at approximately 8:30 in the morning.
A representative from the NHS trust responsible for emergency medical transport across the region confirmed that resources were deployed to the site.
The vehicle operator was transported to receive medical care.
The six occupants of the vehicle were uninjured.
The company operating the vehicle acknowledged awareness of the situation.
A company representative indicated that emergency responders were present at the location and that an investigation into the precise circumstances was underway.
The organisation stated that ensuring the safety and welfare of all those affected represented their primary concern.
A motoring organisation that monitors road conditions also noted the emergency on its traffic information service.
By mid-morning, updates indicated that the route remained blocked in both directions between specified junctions due to the collision.
The incident no longer appears on the monitoring service, suggesting the situation has been resolved.
