All approaches to Canniesburn Toll Roundabout have been closed following the crash, with Police Scotland officers currently in attendance. The extent of any injuries is not currently known.
All approaches to Canniesburn Toll Roundabout have been closed following the accident, East Dunbartonshire Council has confirmed.READ MORE: Lanarkshire fiend who sexually assaulted two young children faces jail
A statement from East Dunbartonshire Council reads: "Police Scotland have closed all approaches to Canniesburn Toll Roundabout in Bearsden due to a road traffic accident.• Maryhill Road at the approach and exit from the roundabout"We will post an update once the roads are reopened."Police Scotland has been contacted for comment.
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