The dual carriageway eastbound has reopened. Image: Google Street View.
The A92 near Cowdenbeath has reopened after a two-vehicle crash and a dog chase.
Police were made aware of a dog running on the A92 on Thursday morning.
The road remained shut while the officers traced the dog.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 11.40am on Thursday, 5 December, 2024, officers attended the A92, Cowdenbeath, following reports of a dog on the road.
“The road was temporarily closed before the dog was traced and reopened shortly thereafter.”
Road closed twice in one day
On the same road later in the day, one lane of the eastbound carriageway was blocked following a two-vehicle collision.
It caused delays with traffic queueing back towards Halbeath Park and Ride.
The road was later cleared.
Police Scotland confirmed there were no reported serious injuries.
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Disruption on A92 near Cowdenbeath after car crash and dog chase
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