A mother and daughter are recovering after they were allegedly run down by a stolen car while on a pedestrian crossing on the Gold Coast.
A mother and daughter are recovering after they were allegedly run down by a stolen car while on a pedestrian crossing on the Gold Coast.

Authorities swiftly apprehended the driver and are currently investigating whether he was under the influence at the time of the incident.

This morning at 9 a.m., two women stepped onto a pedestrian crossing at Mermaid Beach, unaware of the imminent danger.

Without warning, a silver Mazda barreled through a red light, striking both the 23-year-old and 57-year-old.

A mother and daughter are recovering after they were allegedly run down by a stolen car while on a pedestrian crossing on the Gold Coast.
A mother and daughter are recovering after they were allegedly run down by a stolen car while on a pedestrian crossing on the Gold Coast.(Nine)

Although the video footage is too graphic to share, it shows the women being thrown into the middle of the intersection.

The lively chatter from a nearby café was abruptly silenced by the screeching of tires and a loud crash.

Bystanders quickly rushed to assist as the driver reportedly fled the scene.

The car was allegedly stolen yesterday from Woolloongabba in Brisbane.

The 57-year-old had arm and back injuries and the 23-year-old injured her pelvis.

Both were rushed to Gold Coast University Hospital in a stable condition.

Police quickly caught up to the driver, tracking the 32-year-old man to the carpark at Pacific Fair.

He was arrested and taken to hospital for drug and alcohol testing.

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