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UPDATE: Works on the #A82 Tarbet to Crianlarich which were due to start on 9 Feb will now begin on 14 Feb. Overnight road closures in place for safety, 8pm to 5am.
➡️More info: https://buff.ly/3HwbqGn
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❄️Low Road Surface Temperatures will be in parts of the North West tonight.
🚛We will have 6 gritters out treating the roads and 7 out on patrol throughout the night.
➡️Gritter Tracker: https://trunk-road-gritter-tracker-scotgov.hub.arcgis.com
➡️Works on the #A82, Aberchalder and Laggan Swing Bridges will take place from Mon 6 February for 3 weeks.
➡️Nighttime works with full road closures and diversions from 9.30pm-6am.
➡️More info 👉 https://buff.ly/3XXULCO
The #A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful will reopen at 11am under convoy control.
More info: https://buff.ly/3l4iin1
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REMINDER: The eastbound #M8 will be closed for resurfacing between Junctions 6A and 5 from 20:30 until 06:00 on the nights of 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8 February.
More:
https://www.bearscot.com/overnight-resurfacing-works-on-the-eastbound-m8/
Please take care when out on the NW Network as roads are wet and may have surface water. #DriveToConditions
⚠️#A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful:
➡️Diversion onto the Old Military Road from 7pm this evening, due to an updated weather forecast.
➡️The #A83 will reopen on Thursday 2 February, subject to morning inspection.
➡️More info: https://buff.ly/3jkx3BJ
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Safety improvements will be made to the Kenneth St / Tomnahurich junction in Inverness (#A82) on Sunday 5 December. The traffic lights will be turned off from 8-8.15am, traffic will be managed by BEAR staff. More info -
https://buff.ly/3jmTpSZ
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❄️The Snow Forecast is gone but Road Surface Temperatures are still low so ice is still possible.
🚛We will have 6 gritters out tonight on most of the A9, the A99 and the A85. There will also be 3 patrol gritters out overnight.
➡️Gritter Tracker: https://trunk-road-gritter-tracker-scotgov.hub.arcgis.com/
UPDATE: The 3rd phase of work on the #M90 Scotstoun bend has been delayed by 1 night and will now commence on the 7th of Feb.
Heavy, blustery showers across the unit this morning. Temps are all above 0 degrees but with the precipitation there could be some sleet which will have a cooling effect. Please drive carefully and allow extra time for your journey this morning #Drivesafe #Winterinfo
Wet conditions throughout the NW Network, drive with care. #BeSafe
Wintery showers throughout the NW Network. #DriveToConditions
Wintery conditions around the Drumochter and Slochd area. Please drive to the conditions. #BeSafe
The westbound carriageway of the #M876 will be closed for five nights beginning on Monday 20 February, to allow repairs on the bridge carrying the motorway over the River Carron and A883.
Details:
https://www.bearscot.com/m876-river-carron-bridge-expansion-joint-replacement/
The #A977 north of Kincardine will be closed in both directions on the nights of Thursday 9 and Friday 10 February, as part of the ongoing project to widen the northbound side of the road on the approach to Gartarry Roundabout.
Details:
https://www.bearscot.com/a977-road-widening-overnight-closures-2/
The eastbound carriageway of the #M876 will be closed for five nights beginning on Monday 13 February, to allow joint repairs on the bridge carrying the motorway over Drove Loan near Bonnybridge.
Details:
https://www.bearscot.com/m876-drove-loan-bridge-expansion-joint-replacement/
The slip road exiting the southbound #M90 at Junction 1C Admiralty and a section of the bus lane at the same junction will be closed on the nights of Monday 20 February and Tuesday 21 February, to allow repairs to gantry sign panels.
Details:
https://www.bearscot.com/overnight-gantry-repairs-at-m90-junction-1c-2/
BEAR Scotland are responsible for managing and maintaining some of the country’s most important roads. We make sure the carriageways are safe and sound, but there’s a lot more to what we do than that. We also take care of grass cutting and weed control, road lighting and traffic signal maintenance, and we keep the signs clean to make sure you’ll always know where you’re going.
We’re committed to safety, so we undertake structural inspections of roads and bridges, gritting and ploughing in winter, emptying gullies and repairing safety barriers, and we approve the movements of abnormal loads around the roads network.
BEAR is always working hard to create a sustainable, environmentally friendly infrastructure for the future. We also design and supervise improvements to carriageways and authorise the opening of new roads.
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