Six injured in three-vehicle crash in Aberdeen

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 10:03 · Archive

Six people were taken to hospital following a three-vehicle crash on Springhill Road in Aberdeen at around 5.05pm on Wednesday. Images from the scene appeared to show a Mini Cooper and a bus among the vehicles involved. Emergency services, including Police Scotland and Scottish Ambulance Service, attended the scene.

Police have not released details of the six casualties' ages, injuries or current condition. The residential street was closed overnight to allow crash investigation work to take place and reopened at 8am on Thursday, having been closed for more than 15 hours.

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: 'Springhill Road in Aberdeen has re-opened following a crash involving three vehicles, reported around 5.05pm on Wednesday, 21 October. Emergency services attended, and six people were taken to hospital. Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the crash.' Police thanked motorists for their patience during the closure.

How it is being reported

• Six people rushed to hospital as three-vehicle crash closes Aberdeen street for 15 hoursThe road was closed overnight after the crash which left six people in hospital.Daily Record · 22 Oct, 09:29
• Six people rushed to hospital after three-vehicle crash in Scottish citySix people have been rushed to hospital following a three-vehicle crash in a Scottish cityThe National · 22 Oct, 09:27

In this story: Springhill Road · Aberdeen · Police Scotland · Scottish Ambulance Service

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