A 20-year-old woman has suffered 'life-threatening' injuries following a collision on the Mancunian Way.
Emergency services rushed to the westbound carriageway in the early hours of this morning (Sunday October 8) following the incident, which involved two cars and a female pedestrian, according to Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
It happened between the Fairfield Street and A6 junctions at around 1.25am. A woman, 20, was taken to hospital, GMP confirmed.
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“At around 1:25am this morning (Saturday 8 October 2022), officers were called to reports of a road traffic collision involving two cars and a female pedestrian on Mancunian Way," a GMP spokesman said.
"Emergency services attended the scene, and 20-year-old female has been taken to hospital with life threatening injuries. A cordon will remain in place at the scene to allow further enquiries to be made.”
The road re-opened at around 8.30am this morning. Earlier this year, the speed limit on the Mancunian Way was reduced from 50mph to 30mph, following a series of crashes.
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