Two Lamborghinis burst into flames after crash on Highway 99 in Texas; drivers walk away unharmed | See images

At least two Lamborghinis caught fire after crashing on a road in the Cypress area of Texas on Monday (local time), the fire department said.

Media reports, citing a dispatch from the Cy-Fair Fire Department, said cars were involved in the crash at the Highway 99 feeder and Jack Road. According to firefighters, there were no injuries, as the drivers managed to escape from the cars.

Firefighters at the scene said they saw both Lamborghinis in the wake of the crash, with one on fire. Photos released by firefighters show both cars with significant damage.

According to CHRON, a Houston-based digital news website, the exact cause of the crash remains unknown and police are investigating the incident. When first responders arrived, they found one of the Lamborghinis engulfed in flames.

US 75 remains closed for several hours Tuesday

In a separate incident, at least two people were killed in a head-on crash that closed the southbound lanes of US 75 at Royal Lane, officials said. The crash happened shortly after 1 a.m. Tuesday at US 75 and Valleydale Drive, the Dallas Police Department said.

According to reports, rescue teams were initially dispatched after reports of at least two vehicles crashing and several trapped inside.

Investigators say a sedan traveling the wrong way on US 75 collided with an SUV, the report said. Police said the driver of the sedan was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. The driver and passenger of the SUV were taken to the hospital, where the passenger later died, while the driver remains in critical condition.

Traffic was diverted to the US 75 service road at Royal Lane for several hours as authorities investigated the crash.

Increase in the number of traffic accidents in the US

Earlier this week, a Toyota Tacoma driver crashed into a line of supercars in Cypress, Texas. According to released dashcam footage, the Toyota Tacoma driver took on a Nissan GT-R and a McLaren 570S Spider, as well as narrowly missing several other high-end performance cars arriving at the rally.

In early April, a driver behind the wheel of a Corvette veered off the 60 Freeway and crashed into a car dealership in the City of Industry, an incident captured on video, the Los Angeles Times reported. Rear-view camera footage obtained by TV station KTLA shows the speeding Corvette weaving between vehicles as it moved from the left lane toward the center of the freeway before suddenly swerving to the right and crossing multiple lanes of traffic.

In February, the Miami Herald reported that two drivers were killed in a head-on crash on US 27 in Broward County that left one car on fire and its driver trapped inside. The crash happened around 12:25 a.m. at Mile Marker 37, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Investigators said a white Land Rover Discovery driven by an unknown male collided head-on with a white 2013 Nissan Altima driven by a 24-year-old Palmetto woman.