Man injured after falling off a bull while six people were taken to hospital following two separate crashes.

From car crashes to rodeo spills, here’s what emergency crews responded to across the Western Downs this weekend.

Four people were taken to hospital following a two car smash. Picture: iStock

Emergency services across the Western Downs had a busy weekend responding to a two-car crash on the Warrego Highway, a vehicle rollover in Miles and a rodeo injury at the Dalby Show.

At about 5.22am on Saturday morning crews were called to the corner of Sunrise Ave and the Warrego Highway after reports of a two-vehicle head on collision.

Four patients were transported to Dalby Hospital with minor injuries including a male patient in his teens who suffered neck pain, a second teenager who suffered abrasions to his head and a man in his 40s who suffered minor injuries but was transported for a check up.

A woman in her 60s was also taken to hospital with chest and back injuries.

All patients were in a stable condition.

No one has been charged over the incident and investigations are ongoing surrounding the cause of the crash.

Meanwhile later that night about 7.12pm a man in his 30s was transported to Dalby Hospital after falling from a bull during a rodeo at the Dalby Show.

The man suffered injuries to his shoulder, back and arm but is in a stable condition.

The following day at 2.19pm emergency units responded to a truck roll over on the Goonaloh Extention Rd and Warrego Highway in Miles.

A man in his late 20s was taken to the Miles Hospital with minor injuries.

He remains in a stable condition.