A82

Updated 17 November 2025: Due to inclement weather, overnight surfacing on the A82 Rose Street Roundabout will be rescheduled for early 2026. New dates will be shared once confirmed. Works start on Monday 17 November Road closure with diversion in place until the morning of Wednesday 19 November    BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport … Continued

Updated 11 March 2026: To allow for lining works to be completed, footway improvements on the A82 Glenurquhart Road has been extended slightly to Monday 16 March. Please see updated information below. Works to start on Monday 17 November Temporary traffic lights in place until Monday 16 March   BEAR Scotland, working on behalf of … Continued

  Improving active travel options BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, will carry out active travel improvement works on the A82 Glenurquhart Road in Inverness, between Smith Avenue and Ballifeary Road, starting Monday 17 November 2025. These works will improve safety and accessibility for those walking and wheeling in the area, supporting the Scottish … Continued

Updated 30 January 2026: Overnight drainage works on the A82 between Arden Roundabout and Cameron Club will not go ahead tonight (Friday 30 January). Traffic management will be removed until works resume on Monday 9 February. Filter drain works were completed quicker than anticipated therefore there is no extension to the end date expected at … Continued

Updated 11 November 2025: Due to low temperatures last night (16/11/25) work on the A82 South of Spean Bridge were unable to be completed. Works will now take place tonight and will be completed by 6am on Tuesday 18 November. Updated information below.  Overnight resurfacing works started on Sunday 9 November Road closure with amnesties … Continued

Replacement of parapet and safety barrier, starting Monday 6 October for 15 days Temporary traffic lights with a single lane closure and 30mph speed limit The safety of motorists using the A82 at Glen Falloch, north of Inverarnan is soon to be improved with the replacement of the bridge parapet and safety barrier at the … Continued

Weekday works to start Monday 1 September for 5 weeks   For five weeks from Monday 1 September, essential remedial works will take place each weekday, on the rock slope along a stretch of the A82 at Alltsigh. Carried out by BEAR Scotland on behalf of Transport Scotland, a two-way traffic light system will be … Continued

Update on 21 August: Works on the A82 at Tarbet will now require an additional three nights of works due the length of the scheme being extended to including the A82/A83 Junction. Works will now be complete on the morning of Thursday 28 August. Carriageway works to start on Sunday 17 August Convoy with temporary … Continued

Night working 7pm to 6am from Sunday 3 August Temporary traffic lights until the morning of Saturday 13 September BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, are carrying out road safety improvements on the A82 at Loch Tulla Cottages. From Sunday 3 August, the overnight works involve replacing safety barriers on the verges.   Works … Continued

Update 4 August 2025: Due to the Met Office amber weather warning, works on the A82 Bridge of Orchy are cancelled tonight (Monday 4 August). Works are planned to resume on Tuesday 5 August. Please see new dates below.   Works begin on Sunday 3 August for three nights Overnight road closures in place until … Continued

Update 8 July 2025: Due to resources being required elsewhere, overnight road resurfacing on the A82 Invergarry will now start on Monday 14 July. Please see new dates below.   Works start on Monday 14 July Overnight road closures in place until the morning of Friday 18 July BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland … Continued

Update 27 June 2025: Due to delays elsewhere in the programme caused by poor weather conditions, surfacing works on the A82 south of Drumnadrochit will now start on Tuesday 1 July. Please see new dates below.   Surfacing works from Tuesday 1 July until Thursday 3 July Road closure between 8pm and 6am with amnesties … Continued