Virtual exhibition - Aviemore to Carrbridge non-motorised user route study

This virtual public engagement event has been designed to mirror a traditional face to face exhibition as much as possible. You will find links below to our virtual exhibition room, how to register for our online live webinar event and downloadable copies of all the materials on display.

The virtual exhibition room includes a number of panels which display more details about the options appraisal, including the process and the route options themselves. There is a map browser in the virtual room where you can explore the route options in more detail and zoom in to specific areas which may be of interest to you. The virtual room also includes a function for you to submit a feedback form.

Please be advised that the feedback period runs from 17 November to 18 December 2020. Feedback can be submitted using one of the following methods:

• The interactive feedback form available within the virtual exhibition room.
• Filling in the downloadable PDF feedback form available on this webpage and emailing it to the AMJV Stakeholder Team at the contact details below.
• In an email direct to the AMJV Stakeholder Team at the contact details below.

Should you be unable to access the virtual exhibition room or would prefer to view the information in an electronic format separately, all the materials presented are available to download on this webpage as PDF documents. If you would find it easier to review materials or maps in hard copy format, please contact the AMJV Stakeholder team at any of the following contact details:

Telephone: 07557172747
Email: ACNMU@wsp.com

Live Webinar – 24 November 2020 – 5pm

If you want to hear more about the options or have any questions, please register for our live webinar which will take place on 24 November at 5pm where the project team will explain aspects of the project in more detail and answer any queries you may have. 

The Virtual Exhibition Room

• To navigate, please use your mouse to pan around the room, clicking on the exhibition boards to read them.
• To view the interactive map, please click on the map on the centre table.
• To provide feedback please complete the online survey form which can be found by selecting the ‘Submit feedback’ button in the virtual room.

The virtual room has been designed using the latest technologies to offer a unique immersive experience. We recommend that you access this room using an up to date web-browser such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, or on a tablet. The room will still work on older technologies however visitors may experience a reduced service.