A personal injury collision which occurred about 11 p.m. Monday on U.S. 177 left a 44-year-old man injured, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

The accident occurred 4.2 miles north  of U.S. Highway 64, three miles west and 4.2 miles north of Morrison city limits in Noble County.

The injured man, Frank Gregory McIntosh, was transported by MediFlight to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City in critical condition with head, arm, leg and trunk injuries, the patrol reported.

McIntosh was driving a 2003 Ford Explorer which the patrol said left the roadway to the left, overcorrected, left the roadway to the right, went down an embankment and through a fence, rolling 2 1/4 times. It came to rest on the driver's side. McIntosh was ejected when the vehicle rolled, coming to rest approximately 50 feet from the vehicle's point of rest.

The patrol reported they did not have an address for McIntosh as of Tuesday morning.

A trooper reported the odor of alcohol and determined the cause of the collision to be driving under the influence.