Scots drivers have been compelled to navigate by means of a path of hazardous particles after a lorry shed big constructing blocks alongside the A90 carriageway.
Fuming motorists in Aberdeenshire bore the brunt of the harmful incident after the lorry shed bricks and rock particles on the twin carriageway close to Stonehaven someday on Sunday afternoon.
A passenger of 1 driver captured the path of particles on video, exhibiting massive boulders and blocks strewn throughout the street.
Automobiles will be seen shifting slowly across the wreckage for a number of metres.
Round 5pm, Street Policing groups attended the positioning between the A92 and Spurryhillock junctions to handle the issue.
They suggested drivers to decelerate and be ready to cease if instructed to by one of many groups.
A Street Policing Scotland spokesperson stated: "We're presently in attendance on the #A90 northbound, between the #A92 and #Spurryhillock junctions in relation to massive quantities of brick and rock particles on the carriageway.
"Please decelerate and be ready to cease if directed to by one in every of our models".
Police Scotland have been contacted for additional remark.
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