Emergency services responded to a two-vehicle crash near the York St and Grays Rd intersection, Hastings at 3.40pm on Sunday.
A St John spokeswoman said one person was transported to Hawkes’ Bay hospital in a serious condition.
The Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand, Hawke’s Bay spokeswoman said a 17-year-old male had been discharged from Hawke’s Bay Hospital as of midday Monday.
A police spokesperson said the road was blocked while the scene was cleared.
Emergency services attended a crash on State Highway 2, near Kotemaori in the Wairoa district, about 4.50am on Saturday.
The police spokesperson said two cars were involved and there were no injuries.
“There was some blockage on the Kotemaori bound lane but it was cleared shortly after,” the spokesperson said.
Emergency services attended a two-vehicle crash at the Riverslea Rd North and St Aubyn St intersection, Hastings about 9.50am on Saturday.
The St John spokeswoman said they were not required.
Emergency services attended a two-vehicle crash near the Te Aute Road and St Georges Road intersection, Hastings about 12.50pm on Saturday.
The police spokesperson said one person received minor injuries and there were no reports of road blockages.
Emergency services attended a report of a single-vehicle crash on Flaxmere Ave, Hastings about 7.30pm on Saturday.
The St John spokeswoman said they responded with one ambulance and one rapid response unit but were stood down before they arrived.
Murray Dunbar, Fire and Emergency New Zealand central communications shift manager, said a private vehicle had picked up any occupants and taken them to Hawke’s Bay Hospital by the time fire services arrived.
