A985 crash: Man, 20, taken to hospital after serious crash between Rosyth and Crombie

Emergency services were called to the A985 at around 1.20am.placeholder image
Emergency services were called to the A985 at around 1.20am. | stock

The road was closed for several hours following the crash

The A985 between Rosyth and Crombie has reopened after a one-vehicle crash in the early hours of Monday morning.

Emergency services were called to the A985 in Fife at around 1.20am, and the driver, a 20-year-old man, was taken to hospital.

Police closed a section of the road between Rosyth and Crombie.

Emergency services were called to the A985 at around 1.20am.placeholder image
Emergency services were called to the A985 at around 1.20am. | stock

In an earlier statement, a spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “The A985 is closed between Rosyth and Crombie following a one-vehicle crash reported to police around 1.20am on Monday, 20 April.

“Road users are advised to avoid the area.”

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