Moped runs a red light in St Marys, Sydney and smashes into a car – sending teen riders flying onto the road

Dramatic dashcam footage captures the moment a Honda scooter carrying three teenagers collided with a Toyota Corolla at a busy Sydney intersection.

The impact sent the teenagers flying, sending two of them to hospital with broken legs.

None of the boys were wearing helmets at the time of the accident.

Witnesses reported the scooter ran a red light at the intersection of Glossop St and Forrester Rd in St Marys, western Sydney, on September 16 at around 1.40pm.

Moments after they landed on the road, a second scooter carrying two people pulled up to the scene of the accident.

One of the passengers tried to help one of the injured boys before leaving him on the side of the road after realizing he couldn’t walk.

The other boy helped the only accident victim who could still walk by helping them onto the scooter.

They then fled the scene, leaving behind two injured teenagers to fend for themselves.

The driver and a passenger of the crashed scooter were taken to Westmead Hospital in a serious condition.

The driver of the Corolla was uninjured.

No charges have been laid but New South Wales Police have confirmed they are investigating the crash.

Hundreds of comments under the dashcam footage criticized the refugees for leaving their injured friends behind.

“Everyone takes care of their so-called comrades. A classy effort,” one person said.

‘Some of them drove away and left their ‘buddies’ for dead. Even a barely half decent human being would surely stop. No, just run and hope someone else cleans up the mess,” wrote another.

The scooter driver allegedly ran a red light at the intersection of Glossop St and Forrester Rd in St Marys (photo, the accident)

One of the three drivers who crashed fled on another scooter (photo left), while the other two were seriously injured