Three people have been injured in a two-car crash at a South Dunedin intersection.
A white Honda CRV appeared to have collided with the front passenger door of a black Ford sedan.
A Hato Hone St John spokesman said the incident was reported about 10.20am.
One patient was taken to Dunedin Hospital with minor injuries.
Police cars, two Fire and Emergency New Zealand appliances and a St John ambulance could be seen at the intersection of Teviot St and Timaru St about 10.50am today.
Emergency services at the scene of the crash in South Dunedin this morning. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Firefighters could be seen sweeping glass from the street and using kitty litter to contain spilt fuel while police officers took witness statements.
A nearby worker said they heard a "big bang" when the collision happened.
Sometimes the approaching traffic could be difficult to see when turning into Teviot St from Timaru St, due to parked cars blocking lines of sight, the worker said.
