A serious collision involving a car and several pedestrians brought emergency services to Hyndland Road in Glasgow on Tuesday afternoon, November 10, 2026.

Police Scotland confirmed that the incident happened at around 3:45 p.m. and said the road had been closed while emergency crews attended. Drivers were urged to stay away from the affected area.

Several People Receive Medical Attention

Initial reporting by The Scottish Sun said two people were transported by ambulance to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. A further six people were reportedly treated at the scene by ambulance personnel.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service also confirmed that crews were dispatched following reports of a collision involving a car and pedestrians.

Although these reports provide an early indication of the emergency response, further details about the victims’ conditions have not been established.

Where Did the Collision Happen?

The incident occurred on Hyndland Road in Glasgow’s West End. Glasgow City Council said the closure affected the stretch between Clarence Drive and Novar Drive and advised road users to find alternative routes.

What Is Known About the Cause?

The circumstances leading to the collision have not been confirmed. No verified information has established why the car struck the pedestrians or whether any legal action will follow.

Residents and motorists should follow updates from Police Scotland and local authorities. Further confirmed information will be added as it becomes available.