The roof of the van was been ripped off after hitting the bridge on St Vincent Street. Image: Ben MacDonald/DC Thomson
The roof of a van has been ripped off after it crashed into a railway bridge in Broughty Ferry.
St Vincent Street was shut following the collision, which happened just after noon on Monday.
However, it has now reopened and trains were unaffected.
Dramatic images show a large section of the van’s roof has been sliced off with debris on the road.
Police closed the road. Image: Ben MacDonald/DC Thomson
The back of the van has suffered significant damage. Image: Ben MacDonald/DC Thomson
Some drivers have been using St Vincent Street to avoid ongoing roadworks in Broughty Ferry.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 12.05pm on Monday, we received a report that a lorry struck a rail bridge at St Vincent Street, Brought Ferry.
Debris from the crash. Image: Ben MacDonald/DC Thomson
Workers and police at the scene. Image: Ben MacDonald/DC Thomson
No injuries were reported at the scene.
The bridge has been the scene of multiple crashes involving high vehicles over the years.