TWO drivers were taken to hospital, one by air ambulance and the other overland, after their vehicles were involved in a head-on collision on Christmas Eve.
The accident happened at Sticklepath, near Chidgely, just after 1pm, when a four-wheel drive carrying four passengers and a pick-up truck with a single driver collided.
Although neither driver was physically trapped, they were confined within their vehicles suffering neck and chest pains.
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The man driving the pick-up truck was airlifted to hospital, while the woman driver of the four-wheel drive was taken to hospital by land ambulance. Neither had life-threatening injuries.
The passengers were able to get out of the car on their own.
