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A WOMAN has died following a horror crash between a car, a van and a lorry.
Emergency services[1] were called to the scene on the A96 near Inverness[2] earlier today.
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The A96 was closed for investigations to take place but has since reopenedCredit: © JASPERIMAGE.COM
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Three others are in serious conditions in hospitalCredit: © JASPERIMAGE.COM
The crash happened between a Tesla, a Citroen Dispatch van and a HGV.
Three other people were left seriously injured in the collision.
The 51-year-old woman was traveling in the Tesla and was taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness where she died.
Two men were in the car, a 53-year-old and a 23-year-old, and were also taken to Riagmore Hospital.
It has since reopened.
Police[3] are now appealing for anyone with information, who may have seen the collision to get in touch.
They are particularly keen to talk to any motorists who may have dash cam footage to speak to an officer.
Sergeant Calum MacAuley said: “Our thoughts are with the families of those impacted by this collision.
“A full investigation is under way to establish the full circumstances of how this collision occurred.
“I am appealing to anyone who was on the A96 who may have seen the vehicles or witnessed the crash to contact us.
“Motorists with dash cam equipment are asked to check their footage as there may be images which could assist our ongoing enquiries.”
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Rail[1] strikes are set to cause disruption for those travelling in and out of Edinburgh until the “end of the month”.
Commuters[2] using key routes, including those through both the capital and Glasgow[3], could see changes made to services. CrossCoun…
RAIL services throughout Scotland will be hit with six days of strike action this month.
CrossCountry commuters are facing chaos this week as a number of key routes – including Edinburgh – face major disruption.
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A number of train services have been rescheduled or are terminating earlier than plannedCredit: PA:Press Association
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Members have been asked to reject the ‘unacceptable’ pay offerCredit: Alamy
The rail [1]operator announced that huge changes are being made to services running from Scotland[2] to England[3] because of the industrial action.
Some journeys will be cancelled, while others will not start in the planned location or even terminate earlier than planned.
The disruption will last from today until Friday, but it is planned to last up to the end of this month.
Rail Union RMT[4] announced on Friday that members across the East Coast mainline will strike[5] over a pay dispute with Hitachi Rail.
More than 400 workers will be taking part in the action on Hitachi Rail which maintains the rolling stock and signalling for LNER.
Passengers travelling along the Aberdeen[7], Glasgow[8], or Edinburgh routes to Penzance, Plymouth and more will face widespread disruption.
The 1.30pm train from Edinburgh to Plymouth will terminate at Newcastle[9] and not reach the destination.
Tomorrow, the Edinburgh to Plymouth and Penzance morning services will start at Newcastle.
Monday will be a strike day, resulting in the 12.30pm Plymouth to Glasgow service ending early at Newcastle.
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The 1.30pm Plymouth to Edinburgh service terminates at York followed by the 2.30pm train. While, the 11.30pm will end at Newcastle.
The 9.27pm Plymouth to Aberdeen will terminate at Edinburgh
On Tuesday, February 13, the three-morning services running from Edinburgh to Penzance will start in Newcastle.
The 8.20am Aberdeen to Penzance will begin in Edinburgh with the 7.48am Glasgow to Plymouth service will start at Newcastle.
Trains[10] will be running as usual on Valentine’s day[11].
But, the strike will resume on Thursday, February 15, the 12.30pm Plymouth to Glasgow train will not finish in Newcastle.
The 1.30pm and 2.30pm services from Plymouth to Edinburgh will terminate at York. The 11.30am service will end in Newcastle.
While the 9.30am Plymouth to Aberdeen will conclude at Edinburgh.
The chaos will spill into the next day, impacting the three early morning services from Edinburgh to Plymouth, which will start at Newcastle.
The 8.20am Aberdeen to Penzance service will begin in Edinburgh while the 7.48am Glasgow to Plymouth service will start at Newcastle.