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Locals and road users can view and provide comment on proposed changes to the A96 dualling Inverness to Nairn (including Nairn Bypass) scheme at a series of drop-in sessions starting today in Culloden.

Multi-million funding to take forward the design and construction of a new grade-separated junction at Laurencekirk on the A90 in Aberdeenshire has been announced today by the Scottish Government.

Accident and casualty rates on the A9 have fallen dramatically in the first year of operation of the new average speed cameras.

A further £6.6 million investment in the A83, including just over £4 million for landslide mitigation measures at the Rest and Be Thankful, has been announced by the Transport Minister, Derek Mackay at the A83 Task Force meeting in Arrochar today (January 25, 2016).

Locals and road users are to be given the chance to view proposed changes to the A96 Inverness to Nairn (including Nairn Bypass) dualling scheme.

Residents advised of three week road closure followed by restricted access for eight months

Increased safety measures for drivers and workers as temporary average speed cameras go live on the A90 southbound at the Forth Road Bridge.

Beams which will form the new bridge over the Aberdeen to Inverness railway line will be getting delivered in the coming days.

Reviewing work in 2015 on the AWPR/B-T project, and looking to the year ahead Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, Investment and Cities, Keith Brown offers a message for 2016.

New video provides unique perspective on the progress being made to build the new crossing over the Forth.Transport Scotland have today released a new video including some unique drone footage of the construction work to build the Queensferry Crossing.