By Abigail AnkeneyDaily CameraBOULDER, Colo. — A driver was cited for failing to yield to an ambulance after a 28th Street crash sent two people to a hospital, and left the patient riding in the crashed ambulance in need of another one. At about 10:24 a.m. Friday, an ambulance was driving a patient to a hospital with its lights and sirens on when it and a vehicle crashed around 28th Street and Colorado Avenue, according to a Boulder Fire-Rescue post on X. | MORE: Defensive driving during emergency responseAfter the crash, another ambulance came and took the patient who was in the first ambulance to a Boulder hospital, according to the post. No Boulder Fire or ambulance personnel were injured, the post says. The crash caused significant delays for northbound 28th Street, according to Boulder Fire.