A lorry has been left lying on its side next to a major Scottish motorway after it plunged off of a tall flyover on Thursday (November 4.)
Police and emergency services had raced to the section of the M90 shortly after 7.20am after reports of a crash on the A192 road directly below.
Images from the scene have shown the HGV lying across the road after it is reported to have fallen from the flyover above onto moving traffic.
Another vehicle can be seen lying upside down on the grass embankment next to the road, with officers pictured attending to the horror collision.
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Police are currently in attendance at the scene, with a section of the motorway near the Broxden Roundabout closed off to motorists until further notice.
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It is yet to be confirmed if there have been any injuries or fatalities as a result of the incident, reports the Daily Record.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Police were called to a crash on the A192 at approximately 7.20am.
"Officers attended the scene near junction 10 with the M90.
"Emergency services are in attendance and road closures are in place."
