The A9 was closed following a multi-vehicle crash near Carrbridge yesterday.
The incident, involving three vehicles, happened on the Inverness to Perth road at the A938 Carrbridge junction shortly after 6.30pm.
The road was not re-opened until 1.30am this morning.
Police, firefighters and paramedics were all called to the scene.
The severity of the crash is unknown at this time.
Firefighters called to A9 crash
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was first made aware of the crash by police at 6.45pm.
Four fire appliances and a heavy rescue unit were dispatched to the scene, travelling from Inverness, Aviemore, Grantown, Kingussie and Carrbridge.
The stop message was received at 8.28pm.
A statement, published on social media at the time, read: “The A9 is currently closed due to a crash involving three vehicles at the junction with the A938 for Carrbridge.
“The incident was reported 6.40pm.
“The A9 is currently closed between the Granish junction at Aviemore and Tomatin and we would urge drivers to avoid the area.”
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