Two people were cut free from a vehicle following two separate one-car crashes in the Highlands.
Emergency services were scrambled to the A95 Aviemore to Grantown Road at about 3.10am on Sunday following reports of a crash near Boat of Garten.
The incident closed the road in both directions between Landmark Adventure Park and Boat of Garten.
It is understood that two cars left the road and investigations are being carried out to establish the circumstances. It reopened at about 6.30pm.
Two people have been taken to hospital and the extent of their injuries is not yet known.
Fire crews from Grantown, Aviemore and Carrbridge were dispatched to the scene, and used cutting gear to free the two casualties.
Sergeant Neil Macdonald, from the road policing unit at Dingwall Police Station, said: “Our inquiries are ongoing into two crashes that took place on the A95 near to Boat of Garten in the early hours of Sunday May 14.
“Each crash resulted in one car leaving the roadway. The first report was received around 3.10am.
“Officers attended and two men were taken to hospital. The road was closed for around 15 hours while inquiries were carried out, and was reopened around 6pm.
“Inquiries are ongoing to ascertain the exact circumstances surrounding each crash and to establish if they are linked in any way.”
Sgt Macdonald is appealing to anyone with any information, or any drivers with dash-cam footage to contact police on 101 quoting reference number 0729 of May 14.
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