A serious crash on Highland Road leads to significant traffic delays.
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This morning, a significant traffic disruption occurred on the A832 Tore to Fortrose road due to a serious collision involving a lorry and a car. The incident took place near the junction with the B9161 road at Munlochy just before 11am on Saturday, November 16. Emergency services, including the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, were dispatched promptly to the scene at around am, bringing fire appliances and a heavy rescue vehicle to assist with the situation.
As a result of the crash, the A832 is currently closed in both directions, causing significant delays for motorists in the area. The police and ambulance services are also present at the scene, working to assess the situation and provide necessary assistance. At this time, it remains unclear whether there are any injuries reported from the accident. Authorities are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Local reporters are diligently working to gather the latest information regarding this developing story. For those affected by the road closure, it is advisable to seek alternative routes until the situation is resolved. To stay informed about the latest updates, please check back later or follow The Press and Journal on Facebook for breaking news and further developments regarding this incident.
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