Roads in north Fife were closed on Friday as emergency services went to a two vehicle crash.
The Tay Bridge was also closed for a while to allow emergency services to get to the scene.
There are still no further details of anyone injured.
Crash at Forgan roundabout
The accident happened just before 7pm on the A914 at the Forgan roundabout.
Police Scotland, Scottish Ambulance and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service all went to the scene.
The road heading from the Tay Bridge to the roundabout was closed at the Cupar turn off as was the road at St Michaels.
Following a serious RTC in Fife, emergency services will be requiring access to our Southbound carraigeway to facilitate a fast patient transfer. Southbound had opened just now however will close again when required.
— Tay Road Bridge (@tay_road_bridge) August 18, 2023
The Tay Bridge was also closed for a time to allow emergency vehicles to go to the scene but it has since re-opened.
Crash at Forgan roundabout in north Fife
A spokesperson for SFRS said: “We received a report of a two vehicle crash on the A914 at the Forgan roundabout in Fife at 6.54pm.
“We sent two appliances -one from Tayport and one from Blackness Road in Dundee.
“Police Scotland and Scottish Ambulance were also in attendance.
“We have no further details at this stage.”
Police Scotland has been asked to comment.
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