The driver of the car in which British rockers Viola Beach were killed had no alcohol or drugs in his blood.
Bandmembers Kris Leonard, River Reeves, Tomas Lowe, and Jack Dakin, and their manager Craig Tarry, died after their car plunged more than 25 metres from a highway bridge into a canal near Stockholm, Sweden on February 13.
A spokeswoman for Stockholm police refused to reveal which of the five Brits was driving, but told the BBC, "We can confirm that the very preliminary post-mortem results show that the driver of the car had no trace of alcohol or drugs in the blood."
More details of the test results are expected to be revealed soon.
The fatal road accident, which police say was due to the young musicians' car falling through a gap in the bridge which had opened to allow a boat to pass through, came just hours after the group had played its first gig outside the UK, in the Swedish capital.