A double-decker bus has veered off a road in Fife and into a grass verge as rain and high wind batters the country.
Cops were called to the A917 near the village of Kingsbarns, Fife, at around 12pm on Saturday, November 6.
In a photo, shared by Fife Jammer Locations, the bus can be seen in the grass on the road verge.
The vehicle's lights are also off after it appears the bus has been evacuated.
Police confirmed they had attended the incident.
The road has not been blocked by the accident, with traffic still moving in both lanes.
It's understood no one was seriously injured in the incident.
It comes as Scotland warned to prepare for gusts of up to 80mph as the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning.
Met Office forecasters have warned of gusts between 8pm on Saturday, November 6 which will last until and 5pm on Sunday, November 8.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: " We were called around 11.50am to a report of a bus coming of the road. The road is not blocked."
A Stagecoach East Scotland spokesperson said: “One of our buses travelling from St Andrews to Leven was involved in an incident at Kingsbarns around 11.45am today. We understand there are no serious injuries.
“However, safety is our absolute priority and we are helping efforts to establish the circumstances involved.”
