Fire crews from Douglas and Laxey spent an hour freeing a passenger from an overturned car last night.
The incident happened shortly before 11.30pm in Baldrine.
One passenger managed to get out of the vehicle, but firefighters had to cut the roof off to free another.
Both were treated at Noble’s Hospital, but their conditions are not thought to be serious.
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