A younger man has been badly injured after being knocked down by a automotive throughout morning rush hour on the M8 in Glasgow. The 22-year-old was struck by a pink Toyota that was travelling eastbound, close to Junction 24, Helen Avenue, at round 8.20am on Thursday.
He was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth College Hospital for therapy, with medics describing his situation as “critical”. The driving force of the motor, 51, was unhurt and didn't require medical therapy.
The busy part of the motorway was closed for a short while to permit for accident investigation work by cops. Members of the general public who could have witnessed the incident or who've dashcam footage are being requested to contact investigators.
Sergeant Ryan McAuley, of the Street Policing Unit, stated: “Our enquiries are ongoing to ascertain the precise circumstances surrounding this incident.
"I'd enchantment to any witnesses or anybody with info who has not but spoken to officers to contact 101 quoting reference 0557 of 12 July.
“I'd additionally prefer to thank the general public for his or her persistence whereas officers handled this incident."
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