Multiple emegenecy crews descended on the city centre after a pedestrian was hit by a van.
Great Western Air Ambulance Charity's crew arrived at the city centre this morning (Monday, September 20) following a report of an incident involving a vehicle and a member of the public.
A spokesperson for the charity said: “Our crew were called to Bristol city centre just after 11am this morning to an incident involving a pedestrian and a van.
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"The crew responded in the helicopter with a Critical Care Doctor and two Specialist Paramedics on board, treating the patient on scene before escorting them to hospital in a land ambulance. Our thoughts and best wishes go to all involved."
The air ambulance team is called to more than five incidents on average a day and if you would like to find out more local service, click here.
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