POLICE are pleading with drivers to take care following another bank holiday pile-up.
Six people are recovering in hospital following an accident on the A158 Burgh Road in Skegness on Monday, which involved several people from Nottingham.
Emergency crews, including two air ambulances, were called to the three-car collision near Southview Leisure Park around 2.50pm.
The collision involved a black Vauxhall Astra, a black Citroen C4 and a grey Volkswagen Golf.
The occupants of the Astra were a family from Nottingham, including three children.
One of the children was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre in the city with serious bleeding from a leg injury.
A 44-year-old adult and two other children from the Astra were treated at Boston's Pilgrim Hospital.
A 40-year-old Skegness woman, who was a passenger in the Citroen, was also taken to Pilgrim Hospital for treatment, together with the 51-year-old male driver of the vehicle.
Lincolnshire Police confirmed that a 30-year-old man from Nottingham, who was driving the Golf, was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and has been bailed until June 3.
John Siddle, of Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership, said: "The question we need to be asking everyone is: do we need to drive fast and overtake?"