Hamilton paramedics involved in Mount Hope crash near Upper James and Airport Road

Hamilton paramedics confirmed an ambulance was involved in a motor vehicle collision in Mount Hope Tuesday morning.

The crash happened near Upper James and Airport Road around 11:30 a.m. as paramedics were transporting a patient to hospital.

“A second ambulance was immediately dispatched to continue transporting the patient to hospital,” Supt. Dave Thompson told Global News.

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“The patient on board the ambulance suffered no further injuries during the collision.”

Hamilton Police spokesperson Cst. Krista-Lee Ernst said the patient in the ambulance was a man, 44, on his way to a trauma centre after being hit by a commercial vehicle near Airport and Centre Roads.

“A four-door black Nissan Rogue was traveling southbound and struck the ambulance on the driver’s side door, ernst told Global News.

“The driver of the Rogue was a male in his 50s and was transported to hospital with minor injuries. The 44-year-old was transported to hospital once again and had serious but non-life threatening injuries.”

A pair of paramedics, a man and a woman, inside the ambulance were assessed in hospital for minor injuries and later released.

Police reduced traffic on a number of surrounding roadways including Upper James between Whitechurch Road and Airport Road.

Airport Road near Homestead had also been closed for a few hours.