Emergency crews rushed to Broughty Ferry late on Saturday night after a car flipped on its roof.
The fire service, police and an ambulance all attended the scene of the single-car crash.
There were no injuries, but one man was reported to the Procurator Fiscal in connection with a road traffic offence.
One eyewitness, who heard the car flip from a nearby flat, said the crash happened near the intersection of Church Street and King Street.
They said: “I heard it from inside a flat adjacent to where the car flipped.
“It was a really loud bang.
“I looked out the window to see what it was and I just saw people running towards the car.
‘It could’ve been a lot worse’
“The car was flipped upside down, so then I immediately got out my phone to call 999 and ran outside.
“People were rushing towards the car – they worried there could be kids in the car, but it was just one driver.
“The police came, as well as two fire engines, an incident response unit and an ambulance.
“They dragged the driver out of the vehicle, he looked quite shaken up.
“At that time of night, it could’ve been a lot worse. People could’ve been going about the street that time on a Saturday night.
“It was pretty mental. People were saying that road is particularly bad, even though it’s meant to be a 20mph zone.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We were made aware of a crash involving a single car on King Street in Broughty Ferry around 11.25pm on Saturday, 19 February.
“There were no reported injuries and a man will be reported to the Procurator Fiscal in connection with a road traffic offence.”
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We got the call from police at 11.33pm on Saturday.
“Two appliances were sent out, one from the Kingsway and one from Balmossie.
“We arrived at 11.40pm and one vehicle was on its roof.
“One casualty was released before the arrival of the fire service and they were handed over to the ambulance service to be assessed.
“We made the vehicle safe then left the scene at 11.51pm.”
