A man has been taken to hospital following a serious collision on a residential street in Aberdeen.
Emergency services were called to the junction between Oscar Road and Grampian Place in Torry at around 1.20pm on Tuesday to reports of a collision between a motorbike and a car.
The street was closed for seven hours as crews dealt with the incident.
It reopened to the public at around 8.20pm.
Officers also closed a number of nearby streets, including Grampian Road as crews dealt with the incident.
Locals said doctors from the nearby Torry Medical Practice rushed to help moment after the crash.
One man was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for treatment. His condition is unknown.
A police spokeswoman said: “Around 1.20pm on Tuesday, January 31, police were called to a crash involving a car and a motorbike on Grampian Place, at its junction with Oscar Road, Torry, Aberdeen.
“One man was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. The road reopened around 8.20pm.”
Residents on the road have now raised concerns with The Press & Journal that the junction is a serious hazard to motorists and pedestrians.
‘Junction is horrendous’
Leigh Pirie, 31, who lives near the junction, said: “That junction is horrendous.”
Another concerned resident, who did not want to be named, said: “I have seen crashes and near misses at the junction before.
“There are no stop signs, only one sign that says school.”
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