A84

Updated 31 July 2026: Due to changes elsewhere in the programme, overnight resurfacing on the A84 Stirling Road, Callander will now start on Wednesday 12 August. Please see new dates below. Works start on Wednesday 12 August Traffic lights with convoy in place until Thursday 20 August BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is … Continued

Updated 31 July 2026: Due to unsuitable weather, resurfacing on the A84 at Auction Mart Roundabout are now expected to be completed on the morning of Wednesday 12 August. Please see new end date below. Works start on Monday 20 July Traffic lights with convoy in place until Wednesday 12 August   BEAR Scotland, on … Continued

Works start on Wednesday 8 July Evening and overnight traffic lights with convoy until Monday 20 July   BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is set to carry out resurfacing on the A84 south of Keltie Bridge, east of Callander, from Wednesday 8 July. Works will be carried out between the hours of 7pm … Continued

Resurfacing works to start on Sunday 21 June for three nights Overnight road closures with hourly amnesties Daytime temporary traffic lights in place on Monday 22 June BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is set to carry out essential road resurfacing works on the A84, west of Buchany, from Sunday 21 June. The works, … Continued

Resurfacing works on Thursday 18 June and Sunday 21 June Two-way traffic lights with 10mph convoy in operation   BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is set to carry out essential resurfacing works on the A84 single carriageway west of Kilmahog,on Thursday 18 June and Sunday 21 June.   Works will be carried out … Continued

Resurfacing works start on Wednesday 17 June Two-way traffic lights with convoy in operation   BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is set to carry out essential road resurfacing works at two locations on the A84 single carriageway west of Stirling, between Blackdub and Nyadd, from Wednesday 17 June. Works will be carried out … Continued

Updated 2 June 2026: Works on the A84 south of Doune could not begin on Thursday 28 May as planned due to emergency resurfacing works elsewhere. The works have now been reprogrammed to start on Sunday 14 June. Please see new dates below. Resurfacing works start on Sunday 14 June Three-way traffic lights with convoy … Continued

Update on 13 April 2026: Due to emergency Scottish Water works finishing early, works on the A84 at Kincardine-in-Menteith Primary School started this morning, Monday 13 April. New dates below. Works start on Monday 13 April 2026 Temporary traffic lights in place BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, are set to carry out the … Continued

Updated 17 April 2026: Works have finished ahead of schedule therefore the road will be open as normal overnight.  Works start on Tuesday 7 April Overnight road closure with amnesties BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is carrying out essential landscaping works to remove potentially hazardous trees affected by ash dieback disease next to … Continued

Updated 24 March 2026: Due to changes in the wider programme, overnight surfacing on the A84 at Cambusbeg will now start on Sunday 29 March. Please see new dates below. Works to start on Sunday 29 March Two-way traffic lights system with convoy in place throughout BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, will carry out … Continued

Overnight closures of A84 in both directions 20 and 21 June 2025 Two overnight closures of the bridge carrying the A84 trunk road over the M9 are scheduled, to allow resurfacing of the road to be carried out as part of an ongoing major refurbishment project. The bridge will be closed in both directions between … Continued

Update 21 July 2025: Tonight’s works between Loch Lubnaig and Ardchullarie More have been cancelled due to poor weather conditions. Works will resume tomorrow, weather permitting.   Works taking place at four locations between Tuesday 24 June and Saturday 2 August Drivers urged to plan ahead for their journey   BEAR Scotland, working on behalf … Continued