Fire crews have helped to free a man from a vehicle after a crash between a car and a pick-up truck on a major Fife road.
The A985 was closed for several hours in both directions following the collision near Charlestown, which was reported just after 8am on Monday.
Fire crews attended the scene and freed one casualty from a vehicle.
The man was then taken by ambulance to Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy.
Traffic Scotland tweeted to say the A985 has now reopened.
CLEAR✅ ⌚ 12:03#A985 Charlestown
The carriageway is now cleared and all lanes are running after an earlier collision#DriveSafe@SETrunkRoads
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) September 5, 2022
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We received a call at 8.10am this morning to the A985 between Limekilns and Rosyth.
“It was an RTC involving one car and one pick-up truck.
“Our crews extricated one male casualty and made the scene safe.
“The casualty was handed over to the Scottish Ambulance Service.
“We left the scene at 9.08am.”
A spokesperson for the Scottish Ambulance Service said: “We received a call today at 07:54am to attend a road traffic collision on the A985 near Charlestown.
“We dispatched one ambulance to the scene and transported one patient to Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy.”
The A985 is the main road between Rosyth and Kincardine.
