Motorists were facing delays on the A9 after a car flipped on its roof in south Perthshire.
The incident happened on the northbound lane, near Greenloaning, shortly before 1pm on Saturday.
Traffic Scotland were advising motorists they may face 20 minute delays as result of the incident.
Two fire engines were dispatched to scene but it’s understood all occupants were out of the vehicle upon their arrival.
Motorists were also facing 10 minute delays southbound at the time of the incident.
Although congestion began to ease – shortly before 3pm – drivers were being urged to approach the area with care.
It comes as the Met Office issued a weather warning for more rain and snow just days after Storm Gerrit.
Parts of Tayside and Fife have already seen periods of sleet and snow on Saturday.
A spokeswoman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We got a call at 12.58pm about a crash on the A9 near Greenloaning.
“We sent two appliances.
“When they arrived there was no one in the car, it seems they managed to free themselves.
“The stop came at 13.38pm.”
