Drivers faced delays on the A92 after a two-car crash near Redhouse Roundabout in Kirkcaldy.
The collision occurred on the major Fife road at around 8.20pm on Thursday.
The southbound carriageway between Redhouse Roundabout and Chapel Junction was restricted while emergency services responded to the incident.
Police, fire crews and at least two ambulances were in attendance, although there were no reports of any injuries.
Traffic Scotland warned drivers in the area to take care on approach.
The road has since been cleared.
NEW❗ ⌚ 21:03#A92 Kirkcaldy Redhouse Roundabout
The Southbound carriageway between Redhouse and Chapel junction is currently restricted due to a collision
Police are in attendance#TakeCare on approach pic.twitter.com/jfC3AsgxFk
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) April 13, 2023
A passing motorist said the incident was causing “mayhem” in the area.
She said: “I could see all of the blue lights from a mile away.
“One lane has been closed off by the police.
“The fire service are there too and two ambulances passed me going in that same direction.
“I hope everyone’s okay.
“It’s terrifying how many accidents happen on the roads when it’s wet.”
No one injured in A92 crash
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We received a report of a crash involving two cars at the Redhouse Roundabout, Kirkcaldy, around 8.20pm on Thursday.
“There were no reports of any injuries and recovery was arranged.”
