The Latest Breaking News from Transport Scotland

Scottish roads chiefs across the country have revealed details about bridges that might need major repairs. But despite budget constraints, they say motorists' safety is their top priority – as TOMMY LUMBY reports.

An SNP councillor has accused the Labour led administration on the council of being “suckered by the developers.”

The free bus travel scheme, which saves young people money, has been welcomed but some families are struggling with applications.

The works are expected to be complete in autumn 2023. However Amey, who are undertaking the works on behalf of Transport Scotland, have admitted that 'further investigations may influence timings'.

Eight new speed cameras are being installed across Scotland, with half of them within Glasgow. Transport Scotland confirmed the cameras would be issued at known accident hotspots.

It has been announced that a stretch of the busy road will close to allow Transport Scotland to carry out essential resurfacing works, and this will lead to diversions and delays

The operation will renew the road surface and Transport Scotland say this will give road users a safer and smoother journey along the busy roads once works are completed

The local representatives spoke out at a recent PKC meeting after Transport Scotland deemed it “safe and efficient”

The £1.2 million investment by Transport Scotland will see sections of the carriageway resurfaced at Barnhill Circulatory, with the project having began on Sunday, February 20