Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Rescuers work to free the driver of this gray Nissan Altima with West Virginia tags from his vehicle after a serious crash at the Valley Forge bridge on Highway 19-E..

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders A white Mazda truck was involved in a serious two-vehicle accident on Highway 19-E on Friday afternoon. Early reports were that the driver of the truck was a member of the Hampton football team going to the stadium for the team's first game of the season.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders All one had to do was see how large the debris field was after a serious accident on Highway 19-E at the Valley Forge Bridge to know how bad the accident was as the debris was scattered over both sides of the highway for several feet.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Workers carry large pieces of damaged car parts off the highway after a serious two-vehicle accident backed up traffic on Highway 19-E during rush hour on Friday,

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders An injured passenger from a gray Nissan Altima is taken to an awaiting ambulance by members of the Carter County Rescue Squad and Hampton Volunteer Fire Department.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders A TDOT truck was called in with a snowplow to help clean the roadway of debris that was scattered over several feet of Highway 19-E.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders The driver of this Nissan Altima is finally extricated from his vehicle. The driver has one shoe on and one shoe off after being pulled from the wreckage.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders A man works to clear the roadway of debris as he carries parts of both vehicles including a car battery to put in the back of the white Mazda truck that was involved in the accident.

Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Members of the Carter County Rescue Squad along with the Hampton Volunteer Fire Department worked to free the victims of Friday afternoons rush-hour crash.