Seven in hospital after car mounts pavement in Glasgow
Seven people have been taken to hospital after they were struck by a car in the west end of Glasgow.
Police Scotland said the alarm was raised on Hyndland Road at about 15:45 on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. The driver was assessed by paramedics and treated at the scene.
Unconfirmed reports suggest the vehicle mounted the pavement, hit a bus stop shelter and then struck scaffolding before coming to a halt.
A force spokesperson said: "Officers remain in attendance and inquiries are ongoing into the incident which is being treated as a road traffic collision."
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said it sent two appliances to the scene. One resident told BBC Scotland News that staff from a nearby doctor's surgery raced to help at the scene.
Hyndland Road remains closed to all traffic between Clarence Drive and Novar Drive, and members of the public are urged to avoid the area.
First Minister John Swinney posted on social media that he was "deeply concerned" by the reports. He added: "I want to thank the emergency services. My thoughts are with everyone affected and their loved ones."
