Three males have been rushed to hospital after a automobile ploughed right into a police pace digicam van and an SUV on the A90, close to Aberdeen.
A gray Saab 95 hit the Scottish Security Digital camera Unit van and a gray Skoda Karoq, which have been parked in conjunction with the street between Dyce and Blackdog, at round 2pm on Sunday, July 17.
The drivers of the stationary automobiles – two males, aged 35 and 45 – have been on foot on the time of the incident and have been each injured. The pair have been taken to hospital for therapy, alongside the 69-year-old male driver of the Saab.
The street between was closed till round 9pm as police launched an investigation into the smash. Enquiries into the circumstances stay ongoing by street policing officers within the North East.
Inspector Scott Deans, from the North East Street Policing Unit, mentioned: “Fortunately the accidents sustained by the three males have been described as not life-threatening.
“Our enquiries into the crash are persevering with and we're interesting for anybody who witnessed it, or the automobiles concerned, to please come ahead and converse to officers.
“If in case you have any data which may help our investigation, please name 101, quoting incident 1942 of 17 July.”
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