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Woman, 20, killed in three vehicle A9 accident in the Highlands

The A9 remains closed in both directions. Picture by Sandy McCook
The A9 remains closed in both directions. Picture by Sandy McCook

A woman has died following a three-vehicle accident on the A9 near Dornoch today.

The 20-year-old was the driver and sole occupant of a Nissan Micra car, which was involved in a collision with a silver Volkswagen Golf and a red Alfa Romeo.

The incident happened shortly before 8.30am around half a mile south of the The Mound junction.

The female driver of the Volkswagen received treatment at the scene for non-life threatening injuries.

The driver of the Alfa Romeo was uninjured.

The road remains closed with a 34 mile diversion in place via Lairg.

Road Policing Sergeant Alan Henderson said: “Our thoughts are with the young woman’s family and friends.

“We are carrying out inquiries to establish the full circumstances of the collision and this investigation is at an early stage.

“I  would urge anyone who may have seen any of these vehicles prior to the collision or who has any other information which could assist our enquiries to come forward.

“Anyone who was on the road around that time and may have dashcam footage is asked to review it and pass on anything of note.

“Anyone with information can contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident 686 of July 31.”