Donald Eteeyan, left, and his brother, Scott, look over their Camaro following an accident Wednesday morning. They were driving east on K-10 when a car pulled out in front of them.

Scott Eteeyan and his brother, Donald, take photos of their car following an accident on the K-10 bypass Wednesday morning. The brothers escaped serious injury.

Douglas County Sheriff's deputies work at the scene of a two-car accident at the intersection of Kasold Drive and the Kansas Highway 10 bypass Wednesday morning. An eastbound car was struck by a car that pulled out onto K-10.

An emergency helicopter transported a Lawrence resident to the hospital after a two-vehicle accident Wednesday morning on the Kansas Highway 10 bypass, near Kasold Drive.

Bonnie Bond, of Lawrence, was injured in the crash when a Chevrolet Camaro hit the Buick LeSabre she was driving, said Sgt. Steve Lewis, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office spokesman. The accident occurred around 9:20 a.m.

Lewis said Bond was driving south on East 1200 Road and was hit by a car traveling west on K-10.

The Camaro was driven by Scott Eteeyan, 34, Lewis said. Eteeyan and his brother, Donald, unknown age, both of Lawrence, received minor injuries in the crash and were not transported to the hospital.

Bond was conscious and responsive, said Lewis, who did not provide details on her age or which hospital she was flown to.

Law enforcement shut down the K-10 bypass to west bound traffic at Highway 59, east bound traffic at Wakarusa Drive, and Kasold Drive to south bound traffic at 31st Street for about 20 minutes while crews worked the accident. The K-10 bypass reopened to traffic around 10 a.m.