Teesside mother and three children struck by car
A Teesside mother and her three young children were hurt when they were struck by a car.
Cleveland Police said the 24-year-old was walking two daughters, aged five and six, to school with a two-year-old girl in a buggy on Monday morning.
A Suzuki Jimny mounted the kerb on Liverton Road in Liverton Mines, near Loftus, hitting all four.
A force spokeswoman said they were taken to hospital with non life-threatening neck, leg and hip injuries.
The spokeswoman said no arrests had been made but that the woman driver of the car had been spoken to by officers.
She said: "The mother and her children were all taken to James Cook University Hospital.
"She suffered a fracture to her right hand. Her two-year-old daughter suffered bruising to the head, her five-year-old daughter suffered facial bruising and her six-year-old daughter suffered bruising to her legs and hip.
"All four were released after being treated at hospital."
No-one else was hurt and an appeal for witnesses has been made.
Investigations are continuing.