Police tape off Glasgow street after man 'hit by taxi'

Pedestrian in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by taxi at busy city junction

The incident happened at one of the busiest junctions in Glasgow’s city centre

Pedestrian seriously injured in Glasgow taxi crash

A pedestrian has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a crash involving a taxi.

Police tape off Glasgow street after man 'hit by taxi'

A MAN has been left 'seriously injured' after being 'hit by a taxi' near Glasgow's four corners.

Glasgow taxi crashed into pedestrian in city centre

Emergency services raced to Argyle Street near the Four Corners area in Glasgow on Wednesday night.

Glasgow's Four Corners taped off after 'man hit by taxi' as road closed for three hours

Police soon taped the area near the Four Corners off with the road shut for around three hours to allow for investigations. The 55-year-old pedestrian was taken to hospital with what are described as serious injuries.

Pedestrian seriously injured after crash with taxi on Glasgow’s Argyle Street

Police Scotland officers were called to Argyle Street in Glasgow around 9.45pm on Wednesday 9 April following a collision involving a taxi and a pedestrian.The incident happened near the Four Corners junction, prompting a road closure lasting around three hours while officers carried out investigations.A 55-year-old man, who was struck in the crash, was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital with serious injuries.The 31-year-old taxi d…