A driver has escaped unscathed after a car flipped on its roof on the outskirts of Dundee on Wednesday.
Police closed off Emmock Road, at its junction with Old Glamis Road, after the one-vehicle collision at around 2.15pm.
Officers say no one was hurt and that the car has been removed from the scene.
One nearby resident said: “It looked like the car had crashed on to its roof on the road as it goes over the Dighty Burn, just at the bottom end of Emmock Road.
“It must have happened at around quarter past two.
“There were a few police vehicles at the scene, blocking either end of the road, and lots of people milling around.
“You just have to hope that all the people involved are OK.
“It’s quite a busy stretch of road with both lorries and cars, and several drivers had to turn round after realising the road was blocked.”
The resident said it was not the first time that there has been a crash near that junction.
He added: “There have been two or three occasions over the last year where there have been collisions where Emmock Road meets Old Glamis Road.
“It is a bit of a concern that it seems to be a regular site for crashes, although this one was set further back from the junction than the others.”
