A woman has been injured in a two-car crash on a busy Dundee street.
The incident on Craigie Avenue, near Greendykes Road roundabout, happened just after 4pm on Friday.
Emergency services including police, fire crews and an ambulance remain at the scene.
Police were asking motorists to avoid the area if possible before the road reopened at around 7pm.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said the woman’s injuries were not “serious”.
Police Scotland said in a statement: “The earlier road traffic collision in Craigie Avenue, Dundee, has now been cleared and the road reopened.
“Fortunately there were no serious injuries. Thank you to everyone affected by the road closure for your patience and understanding while this was dealt with.”
Earlier a witness told The Courier: “Several members of the emergency services were at the scene.
“A car flipped on its roof along CraIgie Avenue heading towards the Greendykes end.
“Crews were standing by the car. I hope everyone is okay.”
A spokesperson for Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We received a call at 4.02pm about a two vehicle crash on Craigie Avenue.
“Firefighters arrived at 4.06pm and crews used hydraulic equipment and small tools at the scene.
“We received the stop message at 4.41pm.”
Stagecoach East said on X that due to a car on its roof at Craigie Avenue service 73 was unable to serve the bus stops at Dean Avenue and Carlochie Place.
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