A Dairsie road has reopened after a car burst into flames during a crash on Sunday morning.
Police were called to Main Street in the north east Fife village shortly after 8am following reports of a two-vehicle collision.
A spokeswoman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue service confirmed crews attended to extinguish a car fire.
Firefighters from two appliances were rushed to the scene in Dairsie where locals reported significant travel disruption due to the temporary road closure.
One of the car’s burst into flames after the crash. Pictures by Gareth Jennings.
The A91 was closed both ways between Station Road and Kemback turn off – but reopened on Sunday afternoon.
As a result, traffic was said to be heavy in the area and Stagecoach was forced to divert services due to run through the village.
A spokeswoman for Police Scotland said: “Around 08.05am on Sunday officers were called to a report of a two vehicle crash, with one on fire, on Main Street, Dairsie.
The road remains closed
“The vehicle fire was put out.
“Emergency services attended and officers are assisting with traffic management.”
