An elderly Collegeville woman was taken to Phoenixville Hospital after suffering moderate injuries when her car flipped in the air and crashed into an embankment on Creek Road in Skippack, Sunday morning, Feb. 5, according to Pennsylvania State Police.

A police report states Margaret Williams, 86, was traveling west on Creek Road, approaching the intersection with Penn Road, when her 2008 Ford Focus sedan "traveled off the roadway to the right," striking a sign post and embankment.

Following the impact, the car flipped in the air before coming to rest in the westbound lane, about 60 feet from the initial impact, police said.

Skippack Fire Co. and EMS were among the responders. Norm's Save Station towed the car from the scene.

Williams will be cited violating vehicle code 3309 (1) (driving within a single lane), according to police.

Previous version of the story:

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a one-vehicle crash that occurred at the intersection of Creek and Penn roads, Skippack, at 9:15 Sunday morning, Feb. 5.

According to troopers at the scene, an elderly woman had been driving the vehicle, and she was conscious and talking at the scene. There is currently no report on the extent of her injuries, or if she suffered any.

Early, unofficial reports indicate the vehicle, a Ford Focus sedan, may have flipped and landed on its wheels before hitting the embankment on Creek Road. Glass was shattered on the road, and the car's hood was severely damaged.

Skippack Fire Co. and EMS were among the responders. Norm's Save Station towed the car from the scene.

More information will be released by state police.