Police in Aberdeen have urged motorists who might have captured a near-fatal collision on the metropolis's bypass on their dashcams to get in contact as they launch a probe into the incident.
Because the Report reported earlier immediately an 18-year-old man was struck by a van at round 1.55am on the A90 southbound, near its junction with the A944 in the direction of Alford.
The driving force of the white Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van was unhurt within the collision.
Paramedics took the teenager from the scene of the accident - on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route that bypasses the Granite Metropolis - to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for therapy.
Police say he suffered "life-threatening accidents" within the crash.
Elements of the highway stay closed between Kingswells North and Kingswells South whereas officers perform enquiries.
Within the meantime, highway policing cops have urged anybody who might have been within the space to contact the police as quickly as attainable, notably if they've dashcam footage that might show helpful.
Highway Policing Sergeant Steve Manson stated in a press release: “I'm interesting to anybody who was within the space on the time of the crash or who might have seen both the pedestrian or the car previous to the incident to get in contact.
“I'd additionally ask anybody with dashcam footage which can help our investigation to contact us.
“Anybody with any info is urged to contact 101, quoting incident 0425 of 29 Could.”
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