
Graeme Reid, project sponsor for Transport Scotland, said: “We have reached a pivotal point in this three year project, involving traffic management measures which are likely to cause some disruption to road users, especially at peak times. The biggest challenge on a project of this scale is to keep the 100,000 vehicles that use these key routes every day moving and to ensure disruption to road users is minimised as far as is practically possible.”
He added: “The installation of safety cameras is a tried and tested mechanism that improves safety for both road users and the workforce during what will be an extremely busy period in terms of construction. Three narrow lanes will be in operation to allow the construction of a new lane and hard shoulder.”
Blantyre Telegraph has been following the roadworks carefully and will endeavour to bring you all the latest news, as it happens.
