A six-car pile-up on a major Scottish motorway led to tailbacks more than a mile-long on Monday.
Emergency services were called to the M9 southbound at Junction 9 near Bannockburn, Stirling shortly after 9.15am on January 16 following reports of the multi-vehicle collision. Road network monitors Traffic Scotland have suggested that glare from the low winter sun may be causing visibility issues for drivers on the road.
Traffic information from Google suggests tailbacks more than a mile and a quarter long on the southbound carriageway, close to the Stirling service station on the vital central belt route. The road was "partially blocked" until around 10.45am; it is not known whether there are any injuries.
