Hyndland Road in Glasgow was closed for a second evening in a row on Wednesday after emergency services were called to a report of concern for a person, a day after a car struck six pedestrians on the same road.

Police closed the busy West End road between Clarence Drive and Crown Road after officers were alerted at around 4.50pm on Wednesday, 11 November. Drivers were asked to use an alternative route.

Police Scotland has so far confirmed only that officers are dealing with a report of concern for a person. A spokesperson said: "Hyndland Road in Glasgow is closed between Clarence Drive and Crown Road, following a report of concern for person around 4.50pm on Wednesday, 11 November, 2026."

Separate incident from Tuesday's crash

Police stressed that Wednesday evening's incident is separate from the collision on Tuesday afternoon. Images from the scene showed a sizeable emergency response, with police vehicles and officers behind a cordon on Hyndland Road.

A nearby resident told the Glasgow Times they saw emergency crews treating a person, and said they saw someone being placed in an ambulance while being given CPR. The person's condition has not been officially confirmed, and the circumstances of the medical emergency remain unclear.

Other claims circulating online, including a suggestion that a person had been found unconscious inside a vehicle, have not been confirmed by emergency services. The Scottish Ambulance Service has been approached for information on its response and the condition of the person involved.

Six pedestrians hurt in Tuesday collision

The closure came 24 hours after a car struck pedestrians on Hyndland Road at around 3.45pm on Tuesday, 10 November. Police Scotland said six pedestrians were taken to hospital for treatment, and seven people were taken to hospital in total.

A 34-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man were described as having serious injuries. A 13-year-old boy, a 12-year-old girl and two 13-year-old girls were described as stable. The children were pupils at nearby Hyndland Secondary School.

The 29-year-old male driver was assessed by paramedics at the scene but was not taken to hospital. Four patients were taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, two to the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow and one to Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

The road remained closed for almost eight hours on Tuesday, until around 11.30pm, while emergency crews worked at the scene and police began their investigation.

Investigation continues

Inspector Ryan Curran, from the Greater Glasgow Road Policing Unit, said: "Our investigation into this crash remains ongoing, although there is not believed to be any criminality."

Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision, or who was in the area at the time and may have dashcam or other footage, to come forward. People with information are urged to contact police on 101, quoting incident 1955 of 10 November.