Scarborough firefighters attended reports of a road traffic collision, with people trapped, on Scalby Road just after midnight on Sunday.
Upon arrival they discovered a BMW which had left the road and came to rest in a ditch.
No persons were trapped in the car and crews conducted a search of the area using thermal imaging cameras in attempt to locate any casualties.
None were found.
The incident was left in the hands of the police.
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Due to a 'track defect', trains between Scarborough, Bridlington and Hull are having to run at reduced speed this week.
A new initiative aiming to connect businesses and education providers across the maritime and offshore renewables sector is launching across the Yorkshire Coast from Monday.
A formal feasibility study into a proposed visitor levy for North Yorkshire has been recommended to assess its potential economic impact and future governance.
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