The Delny level crossing on the Inverness to Wick line in Easter Ross.
The line between Inverness and Tain has reopened after a car was hit by a train at a level crossing yesterday.
The car was hit by the train at Delny level crossing between Invergordon and Tain on the Far North Line at around 3pm.
Emergency services attended and railway staff responded to the incident. All those on board the train and the two occupants of the road vehicle were uninjured.
Scotrail has confirmed that the line reopened last night and that services are running normally today.
Far North Line reopens after car struck by train on level crossing
Scotrail confirmed on Twitter that the line had reopened at around 9pm.
The tweet read: “The line between Invergordon and Tain has now reopened.
“There’s no more trains north of Tain today but services will resume tomorrow, 25 November.”
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