An elderly motorist has been airlifted to hospital following a two-car crash in Lancashire.
The man's Nissan Micra was in collision with a Land Rover Discovery near the junction of the A59 and Pimlico Road in Clitheroe at 12.30pm on Saturday.
The Micra then struck a set of lights at a level crossing.
The man, in his late 70s, was cut free by firefighters and airlifted by the North-west air ambulance to Royal Blackburn Hospital with serious injuries.
His wife, a passenger in the car, was taken by ambulance to the same hospital with minor injuries.
The Land Rover driver was unhurt.
A Network Rail spokesman said there had been no disruption to services because the level crossing is on a private railway line run by manufacturer Castle Cement.
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