The Nunda Rural Fire Protection District responded to a two-vehicle crash Friday in Prairie Grove in which one of the cars burst into flames.

Firefighters were called about 1:30 p.m. Friday to the intersection of Nish and Barreville roads for a reported crash, according to a news release from Alex Vucha, district public information officer.

Crews arriving on the scene found a black sedan “well engulfed in flames,” according to Vucha’s release.

Both of the adult drivers – the only occupants in either vehicle – had exited their cars before firefighters arrived, according to the release. While firefighters put a hose line on the car, paramedics evaluated the drivers on scene.

The driver of the vehicle that caught fire declined medical attention, he said. The the driver of a red sedan was taken to a local hospital with moderate injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

Crews were on scene for about an hour and assisted with traffic control while the roadway was closed and the vehicles removed.

The Cary Fire Protection District assisted on scene for the fire and patient care, Vucha said.

The Prairie Grove Police Department is investigating the crash.