An air ambulance has been scrambled to Sale after a teenage boy was hit by a car.
The collision happened on Brooklands Road just after 12pm on Thursday (May 21).
A spokesperson from North West Ambulance Service said a boy in his mid-teens suffered a back injury.
Paramedics continue to treat him at the scene.
The car involved in the collision was a blue Kia Picanto, Greater Manchester Police said.
No arrests have been made.
Pictures show an air ambulance, which is reported to have landed a short distance away.
A spokesperson from North West Ambulance Service said: "We were called to Brooklands Road at 12.01pm to reports of a road traffic collision involving a pedestrian and a car.
"We are still at the scene at the moment.
"An air ambulance was there but they have now left.
"We are treating one patient, a male in his mid-teens.
"He has suffered a back injury."
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