A road near Forfar was closed for more than an hour after a two-vehicle crash on Friday.
The incident happened on the A932 at Foresterseat at around 8am.
Police said the road had been closed but have not confirmed when it reopened.
However, traffic was being directed past the scene by officers just after 9am.
It has not been confirmed if anyone was injured.
Cars ‘badly smashed’ after crash on A932 near Forfar
One driver said police were directing traffic around the crash when she passed.
She said: “Traffic was very slow on the approach to the scene of the crash.
“The officers directing traffic said they were waiting for a recovery truck.
“There were two pretty badly smashed cars – one on each side of the road just at the turn-off to Foresterseat Caravan Park.
“I saw an ambulance leaving the scene with blue lights on so really hope no one is too badly hurt.
“The crash seems to have happened on the bad double bends there and at the time the rain in the area was torrential.”
Two fire engines sent to scene
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service sent two appliances from Kirriemuir to the incident.
A spokesperson said: “We got the call at 8.14am to a two-vehicle road traffic collision on the A932.
“We had two appliances from Kirriemuir in attendance.
“We left the scene at 8.58am.”
Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service have been contacted for more details.
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