Two people have been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle crash on the A82 south of Inverness.
The collision happened on the A82 Inverness Fort William road, between Dochgarroch and Inverness
Multiple ambulances and police descended on the Lochend Bridge area, seven miles south of Inverness, shortly after 2pm today.
A total of two ambulances, a critical care paramedic and a paramedics response car were tasked to the incident.
Paramedics treated three casualties at the scene before transporting two to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for further treatment.
In a statement, an ambulance spokesperson said: “We received a call today at 1359 hours to attend a road traffic collision on the A82 at Dochgarrach, Inverness.
“We dispatched several resources to the scene, including two ambulances, a critical care paramedic and a paramedic response car to the scene.
“We transported two patients to Raigmore Hospital and a further patient was treated at the scene.”
Traffic Scotland reporters that the busy trunk road was closed in both directions as teams dealt with the incident.
The road has since reopened.
Pictures taken at the scene this afternoon show the two black vehicles being driven away from the scene on the back of a recovery lorry.
Police attend A82 crash at Lochend Bridge
Police officers were called to the scene shortly after 2pm following reports of a crash.
They remained on scene until recovery of the vehicles was arranged.
In a statement, a Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 2pm on Tuesday, June 11, officers received reports of a two-vehicle crash in the Lochend Bridge area of the A82.
“Emergency services attended and recovery was arranged.”
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