Four kids injured after ute crosses onto wrong side of the road and smashes into car

Four children have been injured after a ute crossed onto the wrong side of a Victorian road and crashed into their car. 7NEWS

Police were told the ute was travelling north on Vineyard Road in Diggers Rest, about 30 kilometres northwest of Melbourne, on Sunday night.Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free onThis included the driver and four children, who were all taken to hospital and have non-life threatening injuries.

Police were told the ute was travelling north on Vineyard Road in Diggers Rest, which is about 30 kilometres northwest of Melbourne, on Sunday night.Police are yet to determine the exact circumstances of the crash and have urged any witnesses or drivers with dashcam to come forward.

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