Pedestrian seriously injured as two vehicles crash at Manchester city centre junction
Emergency services closed Great Ducie Street at the junction of Trinity Way after a collision outside Manchester College, with a pedestrian rushed to hospital.
A pedestrian has been seriously injured and rushed to hospital following a crash involving two vehicles in Manchester city centre.
The collision happened at the junction of Great Ducie Street and Trinity Way, beside Manchester College. It is believed the crash involved two cars, with one appearing to have crossed the carriageway and struck the other vehicle, landing on the island beside the pedestrian crossing.
Greater Manchester Police and paramedics attended the scene, with officers from the force's Serious Collision Investigation Unit conducting an investigation.
What are police saying?
A GMP spokesperson said: "Officers are currently responding to a road traffic collision on Great Ducie Street at the junction of Trinity Way. Road closures are in place so we would ask that people avoid the area where possible."
How serious are the injuries?
The pedestrian was left seriously injured and taken to hospital. No further details about their condition have been released.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where did the collision happen?
- The crash occurred at the junction of Great Ducie Street and Trinity Way in Manchester city centre, near The Manchester College.
- Was anyone injured in the incident?
- Yes, a pedestrian sustained serious injuries and was transported to hospital for treatment.
- Are there road closures in place?
- Greater Manchester Police closed sections of Great Ducie Street and Trinity Way, advising the public to avoid the area while investigations are carried out.