Motorists warned of A9 lane closures between Findhorn Viaduct and Slochd
Transport Scotland is advising motorists to drive with extra care on the A9 between Findhorn viaduct and Slochd over the next 11 weeks.
Temporary traffic management involving single lane closures on the existing dual carriageway will take place on various dates from this Monday (October 10).
The lane closures are required to facilitate the safe construction of new Intelligent Transport System infrastructure including a new variable messaging sign (VMS) on approach to the Findhorn Viaduct as part of the A9 dualling project between Tomatin and Moy.
Layby 157 will be closed for the duration of these works.
There will only be one lane closed at a time on the dual carriageway to reduce disruption to traffic flow on the A9.
Road users are being advised to allow additional time for their journey and take care on approach.
The lane closures will take place as follows:
• A9 Northbound, approaching Findhorn viaduct, October 10 until 26 November 26.
October 10 until October 31: Lane 1 closure will run from south of layby 157 to north of the Findhorn Viaduct.
November 7 until November 26: the above Lane 1 closure will be extended north to the end of dual carriageway at Tomatin.
• A9 Southbound, approaching Slochd:
October 24: 1 day Lane 1 closure from north of layby 152 to the end of dual carriageway at Slochd Summit.
November 23 until December 23: Lane 1 closure from north of layby 152 to the end of dual carriageway at Slochd Summit. This will include a closure of layby 152.
Traffic management will be in operation all hours Monday to Sunday. Road users are encouraged to plan ahead and check Traffic Scotland website prior to travelling on these days.
