Cutting equipment had to be used by fire fighters. Image: Jasperimage
A woman has been taken to Dr Gray’s Hospital after a car left the road in Moray.
Emergency services rushed to the aid of a driver who veered off the B9103 near Lhanbryde at around 4.30pm.
The Peugeot driver was taken to hospital by ambulance following the incident, which happened half a mile from the A96 junction.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “At 4.45pm on Thursday, 22 August, police responded to a report of a one vehicle road crash on the B9103 in Elgin.
“Emergency services attended and a woman was taken by ambulance to Dr Gray’s Hospital for treatment.”
The incident involved one vehicle. Image: Jasperimage
Fire fighters had to remove the roof and one of the doors of the vehicle.
The road was temporarily closed however traffic is now flowing again after officers recently reopened the road.
The condition of the woman is currently unknown.
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Woman taken to hospital after car veers off road near Lhanbryde
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