Police in Bucks are appealing for witnesses after three teenage girls suffered serious injuries following a crash on the carriageway of the H3 Monks Way by Linford Wood.
At about 5.29pm on Saturday 23rd April a black Mercedes E Class was travelling on the H3 Monks Way, in the direction of the V7 Saxon Street, when it collided with three pedestrians.
Two of the pedestrians were taken to Milton Keynes University hospital with serious injuries and one pedestrian was taken to the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford also with serious injuries.
The three injured teenagers are all from Milton Keynes.
The driver of the Mercedes remained on scene and did not require hospital treatment.
Investigating officer, PC Christopher Ruvolo-Jones of the Joint Operations Roads Policing Unit, based at Milton Keynes, said;
“We are appealing for witnesses following this collision.
“We would like to talk to anyone who may have witnessed this collision or seen the pedestrian’s prior to them entering the H3 Monk’s Way dual carriageway.
“Additionally if anyone was travelling on the dual carriageway around the time of the incident and has a dash-cam we would ask them to check their footage and get in touch if it shows anything which maybe of assistance to our investigation.
“Please call Thames Valley Police on 101 quoting quoting reference 1555 16/04/2022.”
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