Accident on Craigellachie to Aberlour Road

Updates can be found at the Bottom of the article

Three vehicles were involved in the accident beginning at the turning onto the main road from Craigellachie.

The police, air ambulance and normal ambulances were called to the 3 car crash. Thankfully, airbags were deployed within the two cars that the fronts are severely damaged in. In the wake of the crash it is lucky that (the men directing traffic stated) that everyone was alright, though this does not exclude the possibility of someone being hurt.

Traffic was backed up from Craigellachie all the way into Aberlour, and was on the verge of 2 miles an hour at a few brief intervals of movement.

This picture was taken outside of Aberlour, just after the small road that many locals use to by-pass Craigellachie.

This is the picture of the third car which sustained damage to the front right of the car.

~~More information will be posted once it is available.~~

Congestion in the road has eased considerably and the traffic has began to flow considerably more than earlier.

We hope that everyone drives safely and have a good evening.

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