Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle that was involved in a 40-mile police chase on the A9.
Officers were made aware of a van being stolen in the Pitlochry area prior to the pursuit on the busy road.
They pursued another vehicle from Pitlochry in Perthshire up the A9 before a crash occurred near Netwtonmore.
A 16-year-old female was injured in the collision on the B9150 near Ralia. She was arrested and then released shortly after the incident.
The B9150 was closed as a result of the incident, but it has now reopened.
Eye-witnesses saw van chase on A9 that ended in crash
Eye-witnesses said online that they witnessed a number of police cars driving past them with their lights on during the incident.
A Police Scotland spokesman said: “Shortly after 9.05am on Tuesday, September 24, police were called to the A9 at Pitlochry following a report of a van having been stolen.
“Following a police pursuit, a vehicle was traced to the B9150, near Ralia, Newtonmore, where it had crashed.
“A 16-year-old female passenger received treatment for a minor injury. She was arrested and released pending further investigations.
“Inquiries are ongoing to trace the driver of the vehicle.”
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