Police are at the scene of the crash on West North Street. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson.
A car has hit a street sign after a two-vehicle crash outside an Aberdeen music venue.
The incident took place near The Lemon Tree on West North Street at about 4.40pm on Thursday.
Emergency services responded to the crash earlier today which temporarily blocked the dual carriageway.
Police could be seen speaking with the person understood to be the owner of a small black car which was involved in the incident.
The car had sustained visible damage to the bonnet, while the street sign was taken out of action.
A street sign was knocked down in the crash. Image: DC Thomson.
The road has now been reopened and the emergency services have now left the scene.
It is understood that no-one has been injured as a result of this incident.
The fire service confirmed they were called to assist police but crews were not needed at the scene.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 4.20pm on Thursday, November 7, we received a report of a crash involving two vehicles on West North Street, Aberdeen.
“Details were exchanged and recovery arranged.”
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Car crashes into street sign outside The Lemon Tree in Aberdeen
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