Van left on roof following A44 collision near Llandrindod
A VAN was left on its roof following a two-vehicle collision near Llandrindod Wells over the weekend.
The accident occurred on the A44 between Crossgates and Penybont at around lunchtime on Saturday, May 31, resulting in the road being closed for almost two hours.
'Dyfed-Powys Police attended to a report of a two-vehicle road traffic collision on the A44 between Crossgates and Penybont at around 1.50pm on Saturday, May 31,' said the force in a statement.
'The road was closed while both vehicles were recovered and reopened at around 3.20pm. No injuries were reported.'
Police said the vehicles involved were a Renault Clio and a grey Volkswagen Transporter.
A post on the Llandrindod Solutions Facebook page shortly before 3pm said: 'There's a car accident with van on its roof just coming into Crossgates under the first bridge.
'Road completely blocked if anyone is going that way. Police and fire brigade on scene.'
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