Evening Collision Brings Medflight to Wayland

A food delivery driver was transported to Boston Medical Center via Medflight Monday evening after a two-car motor vehicle accident in north Wayland.

Wayland police officer Lynnet Sloan responded to the scene shortly before 7 p.m. She said that a female juvenile driving a crossover-style vehicle was attempting to turn left from Waltham Street onto Route 126 when her vehicle collided with a compact car traveling north on 126.

The compact car, Sloan said, was driven by an adult male who appeared to be on a food delivery run. Neither vehicle had any passengers.

Both cars left the roadway and traveled into an adjacent yard where they hit side-by-side trees, Sloan said.

Wayland Fire Capt. Bob Dorey said the type of accident and impact led emergency officials to have "concerns of potentially serious internal injuries” for the male driver. Medflight, therefore, was called and landed at about 7:30 p.m. in the athletic fields next to the Wayland Town Building.

Lincoln offered mutual aid and transported the female driver to Emerson Hospital via Basic Life Support (BLS).

Both drivers were conscious following the accident, but their current conditions are unknown.