One person sustained minor injuries after a head-on collision on Highway 236 on Sunday afternoon at around 2:41 p.m.

Santa Cruz County, Calif. – One person was taken to a hospital after a head-on crash on Highway 236 Sunday afternoon in Boulder Creek.

According to the CHP, the incident happened at around 2:41 p.m. on Upper State Route 236 at Highway 9.

For unknown reasons, two vehicles collided head-on in the area.

Both cars sustained significant major front-end damage.

One person was transported to a hospital with minor injuries for treatment.

More details regarding the mishap were not provided.

An investigation is underway.

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Head-on collisions are common types of car accidents in California that happen when two vehicles heading in opposite directions collide with their front ends. Common causes of head-on collisions include impaired driving, wrong-way driving, distracted driving, speeding, poor road conditions, fatigued driving, among others. 

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