BREMOND — Two people were taken to hospitals after a serious crash at the intersection of Texas highways 6 and 14 at 12:39 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25. The crash occurred at the blinking red light. One vehicle was propelled into the median guardrail, then went back across the highway and struck a tree, according to the information provided to the Robertson County News. Emergency responders airlifted one person from the scene by helicopter. A second person was taken by ambulance to a hospital. Their names, conditions and the hospitals where they were treated were not provided. A photo captures the aftermath of the crash. The image alone cannot show what set the collision in motion, how many vehicles were involved or the order of events before the vehicle struck the guardrail. No determination of fault or cause was included in the information provided. The account describes a vehicle crossing the highway after hitting the guardrail and ending up against a tree. It does not say whether the person flown from the scene or the person taken by ambulance was in that vehicle. It also does not identify the direction the vehicle was traveling or indicate whether anyone else was involved. The Robertson County News will update this report if more information about the people’s conditions or the investigation becomes available. The intersection of the two highways is marked by a blinking red light where the crash took place. Information about traffic delays or road closures was not provided. The available details establish where and when the crash occurred, the path one vehicle took afterward and how two people were transported for care. The cause of the collision remains unknown.