The A90 was closed in both directions for more than five hours today following a two-vehicle crash south of Fraserburgh.
The incident happened on the southbound lane of the A90 Fraserburgh to Peterhead, shortly before 1pm.
Police and firefighters were tasked to the scene close to the Memsie turnoff.
Officers closed the road to all traffic between Fraserburgh and the B9032 road as the vehicles were recovered.
More than five hours after the crash occurred, the road reopened.
Police have confirmed there were no reported injuries.
Firefighters attend A90 crash
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was made aware of the north-east crash at around 12.55pm.
Two appliances from Fraserburgh were dispatched to the scene.
A fire spokeswoman said: “We received reports of a two-vehicle road traffic collision.
“We mobilised two appliances. The stop message was received at 1.29pm.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 12.45pm on Monday, May 13, police received a report of a two-vehicle crash on the A90 just south of Fraserburgh.
“Emergency services attended and there are no reported injuries.
“Recovery was arranged for both vehicles.”
The Scottish Ambulance Service confirmed they did not attend this incident.
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