OAP killed in two-car crash on coastal road named as Sandy Reid A man who died following a crash on the A98 near Cullen has been named by police. Sandy Reid, of Banff, was killed in the accident which happened on Monday. The 66-year-old. who was a retired council worker, was behind the wheel of a red Nissan Almera car when it collided with a blue Nissan Almera three miles from Cullen. An air ambulance was dispatched to the area and took a 59-year-old man, who was driving the red Nissan Almera, to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. He remains in hospital in a "serious but stable condition." His passenger, a 56-year-old woman, was taken by road ambulance to Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin. She was later released. A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "The vehicles were travelling in opposite directions. Mr Reid was the driver of the blue Nissan Almera motorcar. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Sergeant David Pirie, of the divisional road policing unit, urged anyone who saw either of the vehicles involved to come forward. He said: "We are currently making enquiries into the circumstances of this collision and I would appeal for witnesses who saw either of these vehicles travelling on the road and who we have not spoken to already to contact Police Scotland on the non-emergency 101 line."