A man was taken to hospital after the motorcycle he was travelling on was involved in a collision near Yeovil on Saturday.
Fire and ambulance crews were called to the A359 Mudford Hill, Mudford, shortly before 5.30pm.
The motorcyclist was taken to Yeovil District Hospital with chest and head injuries, a spokesman for Great Western Ambulance Service said.
His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening or life-changing.
Fuel that was spilled on the road was cleared and the vehicle made safe.
A Devon and Somerset Fire Service spokesman said: "Fire crews confirmed a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle. All persons were free and clear of the vehicle.
"Fire crews absorbed a fuel spillage on the roadway using an Environment Agency pack and made the vehicle safe."
Fire and ambulance crews were called to the A359 Mudford Hill, Mudford, shortly before 5.30pm.
The motorcyclist was taken to Yeovil District Hospital with chest and head injuries, a spokesman for Great Western Ambulance Service said.
His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening or life-changing.
Fuel that was spilled on the road was cleared and the vehicle made safe.
A Devon and Somerset Fire Service spokesman said: "Fire crews confirmed a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle. All persons were free and clear of the vehicle.
"Fire crews absorbed a fuel spillage on the roadway using an Environment Agency pack and made the vehicle safe."
