Motorist taken to hospital following three-car A9 crash at Birnam

A motorist was taken to the hospital following a serious three-car crash on the A9 at Birnam on Friday, November 15. The incident involved a Range Rover Sport, an MG 4, and a Fiat 500 L. The crash occurred at around 6.22 pm, prompting police and ambulance services to respond. The driver of the MG, a 53-year-old man, was taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee for treatment. Fortunately, the five occupants of the Range Rover and the female driver of the Fiat escaped unharmed. Additionally, a woman who was a passenger in the MG received medical attention from ambulance staff.

Sergeant Steve Livesey stated that investigations into the cause of the crash are ongoing and urged any witnesses or individuals with information to come forward. Of particular interest is an abnormal load that was being transported southbound on the A9 between Bankfoot and Birnam at the time of the incident. Drivers who were in the area and have dashcam footage are encouraged to review it for any relevant details. Anyone with information is requested to contact the authorities by dialling 101 and quoting the incident number 3111 of November 15.

The police are now seeking public assistance and appealing for information regarding the Friday November 15 crash on the A9 at Birnam which involved three cars. A man was taken to Ninewells Hospital following the incident, while the other individuals involved were lucky to escape without injuries. Authorities are urging anyone with information or dashcam footage to come forward to aid in their investigations.

My Insights: It is crucial to drive attentively and stay vigilant on the roads to prevent accidents. In case of witnessing a road incident, it is important to cooperate with the authorities and provide any relevant information to ensure a thorough investigation. The prompt response of emergency services in such situations highlights the importance of their presence in ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals involved in accidents.