Elderly man hospitalised after car crashes at McDonald's Clayton South in Melbourne
A car has crashed into a Melbourne McDonald's outlet. Nine
An elderly man has been taken to hospital following a car crash at a McDonald's outlet in Melbourne's south-east.
Emergency crews were called to the McDonald's Clayton South on Osborne Avenue in Springvale about 1pm.
Police believe the driver of an Isuzu utility was travelling south on Westall Road when it allegedly collided with a Toyota Corolla.
A man is being assessed at the crash site by paramedics. Nine
The Isuzu then crashed into a Holden Commodore which was stationary at the McDonald's restaurant.
Paramedics assessed the driver of the Isuzu, an 89-year-old man, before transporting him to The Alfred hospital.
He suffered upper body injuries but remains in a stable condition.
The other drivers were not injured.
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