Transport Tractor destroyed after crashing off busy Angus road and landing feet from footpath By Blair Dingwall March 20 2020, 2:40pm March 20 2020, 2:40pm Share Tractor destroyed after crashing off busy Angus road and landing feet from footpath Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/business-environment/transport/1209514/tractor-destroyed-after-crashing-off-busy-angus-road-and-landing-feet-from-footpath/ Copy Link The scene of the crash on the A92 near Carnoustie. A tractor has been left a wreck after a crash on one of the busiest roads in Angus on Friday morning. The Ford New Holland was involved in a collision with a white Mercedes Sprinter on the A92 Dundee to Arbroath road near Carnoustie at about 9.15am. The tractor, which was towing a piece of farming machinery, careered off the road and slipped down an embankment following the crash. The drivers were both treated at the scene for minor injuries. A police spokeswoman said: “The road traffic crash happened at 9.15am (and) involved a tractor and a van. Both drivers suffered minor injuries.” The incident happened near the Barry Buddon Training Camp turn-off. The tractor came to a stop just feet away from a footpath. Its bonnet was torn off, exposing its engine, with its roof caved in and windows smashed. Debris was strewn across the bank.
