MULTIPLE major roads in a Scottish town near Glasgow have been closed due to an ongoing police incident.
Police have said they are currently dealing with a crash involving a cyclist and a HGV on Drymen Road in Bearsden.
Due to this, Drymen Road is closed between South Erskine Park and Roman Road. Meanwhile, Manse Road is also closed between Drymen Road and Grange Road.
It is currently unclear if anyone has been injured in the incident.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: "Road closures are in place following a collision involving a cyclist and a HGV on Drymen Road in the Bearsden area which happened around 8.15am.
"Drymen Road is closed between South Erskine Park and Roman Road. Manse Road is also closed between Drymen Road and Grange Road."
More as we have it.
Road closures are in place following a collision involving a cyclist and a HGV on Drymen Road in the Bearsden area which happened around 8.15am.
— Police Scotland Greater Glasgow (@PSOSGreaterGlas) March 19, 2024
Drymen Road is closed between South Erskine Park and Roman Road.
Manse Road is also closed between Drymen Road and Grange Road. pic.twitter.com/ycyOwTmkf0
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