A crash involving multiple vehicles has caused major delays on the M8 on Sunday afternoon after all four lanes of the eastbound carriageway were initially closed.
The smash, which happened at around 2.30pm on Sunday, involved around four vehicles, including one which hit the central reservation of the motorway.
Traffic was tailed back all the way across the Kingston Bride to the other side of the River Clyde with drivers heading east advised to try to find a different route.
The Fire Service and Police Scotland both attended the accident.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "An adult female casualty was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary".
The woman's injuries are not thought be life threatening.
Traffic Scotland earlier warned of major delays on the road, and tweeted: "Traffic is currently at a standstill on the M8 eastbound due to the multi vehicle RTC blocking 4 lanes at J15.
"Police and emergency services are working to clear as quickly as possible. Please find an alternative route and avoid the area."
A Police Scotland spokesperson confirmed: "We got the call at 2.30pm this afternoon.
"We have got a report of four vehicles being involved.
"The M8 is closed at junction 15 and 14, on the eastbound carriageway."
Police initially managed to open two lanes of the motorway to help ease the congestion and by 5pm the eastbound route was cleared with traffic beginning to flow normally again.
