Yesterday firefighters released an injured man using hydraulic rescue equipment following a road traffic collision involving two cars in Summerleys Road, Princes Risborough.
Two fire appliances and crews attended the scene, one from High Wycombe and the other from Haddenham fire station.
An injured woman was released before the firefighters arrived.
The incident happened around 17.02pm.
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