
Heads Up, Drivers! Temporary Road Closure on A82 at Spean Bridge
Attention all road users! If you’re planning a journey that takes you through Spean Bridge on the A82, you’ll want to mark your calendar for a temporary road closure that’s coming up soon.
What's Happening?
The Scottish Government has announced a temporary prohibition on the use of a section of the A82 trunk road at Spean Bridge. This order is set to come into effect on 8th March 2025 and will last until 9th March 2025.
Why the Closure?
The closure is to facilitate a special event in the area, allowing the public to safely enjoy the event without the hassle of road traffic. The specific nature of the event hasn't been detailed, but it's clear the authorities have deemed it important enough to warrant this temporary prohibition.
The Affected Route
The closure will cover a stretch of approximately 1.9 kilometres. It begins at the junction of the A82 with U1006 Insh Road and extends north-eastward to the junction with the A86. From there, it continues north-westward to the junction with the B8004. Make sure to plan your route accordingly!
Are There Exceptions?
Absolutely. Emergency vehicles, such as those used by the fire brigade, ambulance, police, or coastguard, are exempt from this prohibition. Additionally, any vehicles involved in setting up or running the event will also be allowed access.
Alternatives?
The order takes into consideration the safety and convenience of alternative routes, so be sure to look for signage that will guide you around the closure. It’s always a good idea to have a GPS or map app handy to navigate these temporary changes.
Stay Informed
Keep an eye out for traffic signs in the area. These will indicate when and where the road closure is in effect. The signs will follow the specifications set out in the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016, ensuring clarity and consistency.
For more updates, be sure to check local traffic news as the date approaches, and safe travels!
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