Four children among those injured after car collides with pedestrians in Glasgow

Four children were among those injured after a car collided with a number of pedestrians in Glasgow.

The crash occurred in Hyndland Road, in the west end of the city, at about 3.45pm on Tuesday.

In an update on Wednesday, Police Scotland said six pedestrians were taken to hospital for treatment.

A 34-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man are described as having serious injuries.

A 13-year-old boy, a 12-year-old girl, and two 13-year-old girls are described as being stable.

The force said the 29-year-old male driver was treated by paramedics at the scene.

Inspector Ryan Curran said: "Our investigation into this crash remains ongoing, although there is not believed to be any criminality."

The Scottish Ambulance Service said it mobilised multiple resources to the scene after the alarm was raised, including eight ambulances, a paramedic response unit, three special operations response teams (SORT), a critical care team and paramedic, and a resuscitation rapid response unit (3RU).

The road was closed until around 11.30pm.

The force said enquiries remain ongoing into the incident, which is being treated as a road traffic collision.

Inspector Curran added: "We are appealing for anyone who witnessed the crash, or who was in the area around the time and may have dashcam or other relevant footage to come forward."

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First Minister John Swinney posted on X in the aftermath of the crash, writing that he was "deeply concerned" by the incident.

He added: "I want to thank the emergency services. My thoughts are with everyone affected and their loved ones."

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