Police have launched an investigation into a serious road smash that left four people in hospital this week.
The three-car collision occurred on the A91, near Alva, on Thursday, February 9.
At around 11.20am, three cars – a red Fiat 500, a red Kia Picanto and a blue Honda CR-V – collided on the eastbound carriageway, between Menstrie and Alva.
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The four occupants of the cars, a man and three women, were all taken by ambulance to Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
The 67-year-old male driver of the Fiat 500 sustained serious head injuries. Medical staff have described his condition as critical.
His 58-year-old female passenger’s condition is described as serious but stable.
The 75-year-old female driver or the red Kia Picanto and the 62-year-old female driver of the blue Honda CR-V remain in hospital for treatment. Their conditions are described by medical staff as stable.
Constable Kieran Grant, of the Roads Policing Unit at Stirling, said: “We would ask anyone who witnessed the crash, who has not yet been spoken to police, to come forward. If you have any information that may assist our enquiry, or have dash-cam footage from the road around the time of the collision, then please call police.”
Anyone with information can contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1111 of Thursday, February 9.
