Driver crashes into shop in at Parkhead Cross in Glasgow's Gallowgate A driver has been taken to hospital after their Range Rover crashed into a shop window in Glasgow's East End. The accident, which happened at 3.50pm in the city's Gallowgate, also damaged a set of traffic lights. Drivers approaching the Parkhead Cross junction have been advised by Glasgow City Council to take care until the traffic lights are repaired. A spokeswoman for Police Scotland said: "Police were called to a report of a road crash, involving a Range Rover, at Parkhead Cross in Glasgow. Emergency services attended and the 26-year-old driver was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary as a precaution. Enquiries are ongoing. Glasgow City's Council's road traffic department issued a statement saying that the traffic lights would not be repaired until Wednesday afternoon. The statement said: "Due to a road traffic crash, traffic signal apparatus has been damaged at Parkhead Cross. The traffic signals will remain off until the damaged apparatus has been replaced. The remedial work will take place on Wednesday 31 July, and it is expected that the traffic signals will be working again before the afternoon peak. Road users should approach the junction with care, and use an alternate route if possible.