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Police have named the pensioner who died following a three-vehicle crash in Clackmannanshire.
John McClumpha, 81, died after being taken to Forth Valley Hospital following the collision in Alloa.
Emergency services were called to the incident at 10.30am on Thursday in Clackmannan Road which involved a grey Audi Q5, a grey Peugeot van and a blue Audi Q3.
The road was closed to allow for investigations to be carried out and re-opened around 2.50pm the same day.
Sergeant Vincent Lynch said: “Our thoughts are with John’s family and friends at this extremely difficult time.
“We would ask anyone who has yet to speak to officers get in touch and review any dashcam footage for anything that may assist with our inquiries.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 1138 of November 6.
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