While some people fled from the cars, others were bolted inside the wreck and couldn't escape
A Scots man has recalled the "horrific" moment he helped to rescue three people from a smoking car after a crash near Loch Lomond.
Pictures taken at the crash site, which were shared on social media, show the mangled wreck of one of the cars, which seems to have stopped in its tracks outside the entrance to Cameron House Resort and Lodges. "The door was jammed. We battled with the door using whatever we could use and eventually the door succumbed and we were able to access the passenger.
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