Three teenagers were killed in a horrific single-vehicle collision near Sheffield.
Following a collision around 6.10pm on Sunday, the two men, a 19-year-old and an 18 year-old, were declared dead at the scene.
According to police, a white Ford Fiesta was driving along a rural road between Sheffield, South Yorkshire, when it veered off the road and crashed into an oak tree.
Specialist officers are supporting the families of the victims.
Police have asked the public to avoid the area while emergency services continue their work on the scene.
Kiveton Lane, near the Todwick Court Junction, where police claim the car crashed into a tree after it left the road.
South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said that they were on the scene at Kiveton Park after a road accident in which three men died.
The three occupants, two-year-olds aged 19 and an 18-yearold, were tragically declared dead on the spot.
“Their families have been notified and are being supported in this matter by specialist officers.
“The car was travelling along Kiveton Lane near the Todwick Court junction, when it had stopped the road and collided against a tree.
“Please keep the area clear tonight while emergency service personnel complete their work.”
Anyone with information regarding the crash is asked not to hesitate to contact South Yorkshire Police on 101 and quote incident number 676 from October 24.