Four people were injured in a three-car crash Tuesday afternoon on Highway 101 a mile south of Long Beach, according to the State Patrol.

According to the State Patrol report, a 42-year-old Ocean Park man was driving northbound near 30th Avenue when his Jeep Grand Cherokee struck a Ford Edge SUV driven by a 64-year-old Silverdale woman as she was stopped attempting to make a left turn. The Grand Cherokee then continued into the southbound lane where it struck a Subaru Forester driven by a 70-year-old Oysterville driver head-on.

All three drivers were injured, according to the report, with the Silverdale woman and Oysterville man transported to Ocean Beach Hospital.

Passengers in the Grand Cherokee and the Ford Edge were not injured. A passenger in the Forester was injured and also transported to the hospital, according to the report. The condition and nature of injuries to the individuals transported to the hospital were not immediately available. The investigation into the accident is ongoing, according to the State Patrol.