A Dunfermline road was restricted by police on Sunday evening following a crash involving two cars.
Whitfield Road, close to Queen Margaret hospital in Halbeath, was blocked as multiple emergency services attended the scene.
An ambulance and a fire appliance attended while police set up a local diversion.
Bus operators reported some services having to be re-routed due to the incident.
One eyewitness described the crash as “very nasty” adding that that at least four police vehicles were quickly at the scene.
A spokesperson for Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We received the alert at 6.11pm of a road traffic collision on Whitefield Road in Halbeath involving two vehicles.
“One appliance was despatched from nearby Dunfermline station.”
Due to an RTA, Whitefield road in Dunfermline has been closed. Service 83 will divert via Halbeath Road and Townhill Road and cannot serve QMHS or Robertson Road. This only effects services heading towards Dunfermline
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Police blocked Whitefield Road at the junction with Halbeath Road, with motorists being diverted away from the immediate area.
The road has since been reopened, and police have confirmed that nobody was injured in the collision.
A spokesperson said: “Officers were called around 6pm on Sunday to a report of a two car crash on Whitefield Road, Dunfermline.
“Officers attended and provided traffic management. There were no reported injuries.”
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