Man seriously injured after being struck by car in Glasgow
Police have appealed for witnesses after a man was hit by a car in Glasgow.
A 30-year-old man was knocked down by a vehicle near to Wishart Street at about 03.45 hours.
He suffered a serious head injury and was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary. He was later transferred to the Southern General.
His condition was serious but stable. Police said the driver of the vehicle was uninjured but left "very shaken."
They have appealed for witnesses.
Sgt Jo McPherson said: "Officers from road policing are appealing to anyone who may have been in the area around the time of the incident to come forward.
"The area is also overlooked by residential flats and it's possible someone may have witnessed the crash from their flat."
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A man has been admitted to hospital, having been  seriously injured when hit by a car in Glasgow, Scotland. The accident took place at approximately 0345  on Sunday morning. The  30-year-old victim was run over by a  car in the vicinity of John Knox Street and Wishart Street in the east end of the city.

The pedestrian was transferred to the  after initially being transported to . The condition of the passenger, who experienced a serious head injury, was described as serious albeit stable by hospital staff. The 48-year-old driver, who alerted emergency services to the incident, was uninjured but apparently shaken.

Sergeant Jo McPherson of Police Scotland said of the area in which the accident occurred: "Despite it being in the early hours of the morning this route can often be busy with taxis and cars as people make their way out of the city centre." Appealing to potential witnesses for information, Sergeant McPherson said: "The area is also overlooked by residential flats and it's possible someone may have witnessed the crash from their flat."


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