A man was taken to hospital after the car he was driving collided with two parked vehicles in Oadby, Leicestershire.
Emergency services were called to Manor Road Extension at about 8.15pm, yesterday.
Firefighters from Wigston had to use cutting gear to remove the roof of the car and free the casualty.
He was taken by ambulance to Leicester Royal Infirmary.
A police spokesman said: "A car was in collision with two parked vehicles in Manor Road Extension.
"The driver was cut free from the vehicle by the fire service and taken to Leicester Royal Infirmary for treatment.
"His injuries are not thought to be serious."
Manor Road Extension was closed between its junctions with Copse Close and Stoughton Road while emergency services dealt with the incident.
The county highways department was also contacted to repair a lamppost damaged in the collision.
No-one else was hurt and the road fully reopen by 12.30am this morning.
Firefighters from Wigston had to use cutting gear to remove the roof of the car and free the casualty.
He was taken by ambulance to Leicester Royal Infirmary.
A police spokesman said: "A car was in collision with two parked vehicles in Manor Road Extension.
"The driver was cut free from the vehicle by the fire service and taken to Leicester Royal Infirmary for treatment.
"His injuries are not thought to be serious."
Manor Road Extension was closed between its junctions with Copse Close and Stoughton Road while emergency services dealt with the incident.
The county highways department was also contacted to repair a lamppost damaged in the collision.
No-one else was hurt and the road fully reopen by 12.30am this morning.
