Two have been taken to hospital after a three-vehicle crash, west of Stonehaven last night.
The crash, which occurred on the A90 near Drumlithie, closed the road for several hours after it was reported at 6.30pm yeterday.
Involving both a bus and car, emergency services rushed to the scene where two people involved had to be taken to hospital.
Three appliances and a heavy rescue unit made their way to the scene alongside police and paramedics.
Pictures taken at the scene show a damaged black car to the rear of a white single-decker coach.
Police were forced to direct traffic throughout the night before the road eventually re-opened at 9.20am last night.
A statement, issued by Police Scotland, reads: “The A90 northbound near Drumlithie re-opened around 9.20pm on Thursday, 12 December, 2024, following a crash involving three vehicles.
“Emergency services attended and two people were taken to hospital.”
Emergency services called to A90 bus crash
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was first made aware of the A90 bus crash at 6.42pm.
Crews from Stonehaven and Laurencekirk were tasked to the incident.
Firefighters used cutting equipment at the scene before relaying the stop message at 7.36pm.
The final appliance left the scene at around 8.20pm.
The Scottish Ambulance Service has been approached for comment.
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