108 results from Projects

A survey identified the A82 Ba Bridge as being under strength to carry future traffic loads and it was replaced by a stronger structure. A 52 week contract, awarded in January 2010 to RJ McLeod, was completed ahead of schedule in December 2010.

A new bypass has been constructed where the A82 and A85 meet at Crianlarich, to tackle the congestion experienced by road users during the busy tourist season.

Transport Scotland is operating an improvements programme to address a number of long-standing issues along the route of the A82.

The improvement work at Pulpit Rock has seen the removal of traffic signals and the re-introduction of two-lane carriageway.

This £1.1 million project upgraded the bridge, widening it to accommodate future traffic flows and easier maintenance.

Transport Scotland have commissioned Jacobs Fairhurst Joint Venture to look at options to upgrade the A82 between Tarbet and Inverarnan.

This lay-by is a popular stopping point for tourist traffic, with a convenient location from which to view Loch Ness.

Delivering an alternative route to the existing A83, in parallel with the second Strategic Transport Projects Review

The A83 is seen as the gateway to Argyll, linking the Ferry port at Kennacraig to central Scotland via the A82. The route links the towns of Tarbet, Inveraray, Furnace, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Kennacraig and Campbeltown.

Transport Scotland is investing to reduce the risk of landslides impacting journeys at the A83 Rest and Be Thankful.