Police have confirmed that an individual died at a crash on the A9 in Highland Perthshire on Friday. The incident occurred north of the Hermitage on the southbound carriageway at Dowally.
Ambulance, air ambulance and fireplace rescue groups had been concerned within the devatating smash.
A Police Scotland spokesperson stated: “Police had been known as to a report of a two-car crash on the A9 close to Dunkeld round 12.05pm on Friday, September 16.
“Emergency companies attended, nonetheless, one individual was pronounced lifeless on the scene.
“Two folks had been taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee by ambulance and air ambulance.”
The street was closed for seven hours for crash investigation and reopened at round 7.30pm on Friday.
The diversion of visitors heading northwards onto routes by way of Bridge of Cally and Aberfeldy reportedly precipitated “gridlock” and congestion on the again street to Aberfeldy was notably dangerous as HGVs tried to maintain transferring through the seven-hour closure of the A9.