The A9 was closed in both directions for almost four hours following a crash in Highland Perthshire on Monday morning.
Police and two fire engines were called to the scene near House of Bruar at about 9am following the two-vehicle collision.
Witnesses said an air ambulance was also in attendance.
Traffic Scotland had advised drivers to use alternative routes but later said there were no “suitable diversions”.
⛔️NEW⛔️ 09:15 ⌚️
The #A9 is CLOSED at the House of Bruar BOTH WAYS due to an RTC. ? are there.
Traffic is very slow on approach! @PerthandKinross pic.twitter.com/VdcvsujDsF
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) August 6, 2018
A police spokeswoman said: “Police Scotland, along with other emergencies services, are in attendance on the A9 near to House of Bruar after a road traffic collision involving two vehicles which happened at 9.05am.
“Both lanes are currently closed and diversions are being put in place.”
The road was reopened at about 12.45pm.
** JUST IN ** 12:50
The #A9 has REOPENED at the House of Bruar BOTH WAYS following an earlier RTC@PerthandKinross— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) August 6, 2018
