Six people have been taken to hospital following a three-vehicle crash on Springhill Road in Aberdeen. The incident was reported to Police Scotland at around 5.05pm on Wednesday, October 21.
Emergency Response and Scene Details
Emergency services, including Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service, attended the scene. Six people were transported to hospital, though their ages, the extent of their injuries, and their current condition have not yet been disclosed.
Images from the scene, shared by Fubar News, appear to show a Mini Cooper and a bus among the vehicles involved. The footage shows the Mini with its hazards on at the intersection of Springhill Road and Davidson Gardens. The side of the car is dented, and its windows are caved in.
Road Closure and Investigation
The residential street was closed for more than 15 hours to allow crash investigation work to take place. It reopened at 8am on Thursday. A police van was parked at the top of the street, and two ambulances were visible on either side of the incident. At least two uniformed officers were seen standing guard and directing traffic.
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, 2026. Emergency services attended, and six people were taken to hospital. Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the crash. Motorists are thanked for their patience."
The Scottish Ambulance Service has been contacted for comment. An investigation is underway to determine what happened.
