Accident on the A9 at Kingussie junction. Image: JasperImage.
The A9 Inverness to Perth road has reopened after police investigators finished working at the scene of a three-car crash at Kingussie.
It is understood “a number” of people have been taken to hospital.
The road was closed in both directions after the collision at around 2pm on Sunday. It has since reopened as of Monday.
The three vehicles that appear to have been involved in the crash, include a white Renault transit-type van, a blue Volvo SUV and a white Ford car.
A fire service spokesperson said: “We received the call at 2pm and we are still at the scene.
“We sent three appliances from Aviemore, one volunteer unit from Carrbridge and one heavy rescue unit from Inverness.”
A9 closed northbound after crash at Kingussie
It has not been confirmed if there are any injuries.
A police spokesperson said: “The A9 northbound near the junction with the A86 at Kingussie following a three-vehicle crash which occurred around 2pm on Sunday, 8 September, 2024 is now open.”
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A9 reopen following three-vehicle crash near Kingussie
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