A road has been closed after a car crashed into a tree.
Herts Fire and Rescue Service confirmed they were called to Theobald Street, Radlett, at 11.38am following the collision.
A car had hit a tree and firefighters made the vehicle and scene safe before assisting the East of England Ambulance service with a patient or patients.
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One vehicle was involved, Herts Police confirmed. The number of people injured, and the nature of the injuries has not been confirmed.
The ambulance service has been contacted for more information. Update to follow.
The road closure, between Radlett and Borehamwood, does not appear to be causing major traffic issues.
Fire engines were sent out from Garston and Borehamwood fire stations.
Police confirmed emergency services are still at the scene at around 2.15pm.
The force added: “Road closures are currently in place.
"We kindly advise motorists to seek alternative routes whilst emergency services work at the scene.”
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