Two fire crews attended the scene.
Two fire engines from Baschurch and Ellesmere were scrambled to the A528 Shrewsbury Road north of the Battlefield Roundabout at 2.49pm on Tuesday to reports of a person trapped in a crash.
When they arrived they found one saloon vehicle had left the carriageway and come to rest in a hedgerow. They assisted the person from the vehicle. A spokesman for Shropshire Fire & Rescue Service said:"This incident involved one saloon vehicle which had left the carriageway and came to rest in the hedgerow.The fire service declared the incident had been dealt with at 3.12pm.
A spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service said;"We were called by the fire service at 2.59pm but were stood down prior to arriving as we were not required."
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