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A 41-year-old man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after he was struck by a car in a Clackmannanshire town.
At around 8.30pm on Saturday, emergency services responded to a crash involving a white Dacia Sandero, a blue Ford Focus, and a pedestrian on the A907 Stirling Road, Alloa.
The 41-year-old pedestrian was taken to hospital, where medical staff have described his condition as serious.
The drivers of both cars were uninjured.
Sergeant Chris Bright of Police Scotland said: “Inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the crash, and I am appealing to anyone who has information to come forward.
“If anyone saw a blue Ford Focus or a white Dacia Sandero in the area around the time of the crash, please contact us.
“I would also urge anyone who has dash-cam or personal footage to please review it and get in touch if there is anything that may be relevant.”
Anyone with information has been asked to call 101, quoting incident 2975 of Saturday February 21 2026.
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