Three school students have been rushed to hospital after they were allegedly struck by a car in Melbourne’s southeast on Friday.
A black Mitsubishi Triton Ute allegedly collided with a teenager on O’Sullivan Rd in Glen Waverley, 19 km south-east of Melbourne 's Central Business District, shortly after 3pm.
It’s understood a teenage girl suffered upper and lower body injuries and was rushed to The Royal Children’s Hospital in a critical condition.
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