Nwicker60
06-Dec-11, 08:14
Causewaymire is badly affected by snow
ALL roads in the Northern Constabulary area are open, however many have been affected by snowfalls through the night.
The A9 Causeway Mire is badly affected by snow. Many side roads in the Caithness area are also affected by lying snow.
The Fort William and Glencoe areas are relatively clear of snow, but may be icy.
In the Badenoch area, the A939 Grantown to Ferness has lying snow, as does the A95 Grantown to Cromdale road.
The B970 Grantown to Coylumbridge also have a fresh covering of snow.
There has been a fresh snowfall in and around the Inverness areas and motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.
Up to date information on the condition of roads throughout the Highlands and the rest of Scotland can be obtained from -
1.Traffic Scotland Helpline:- 0800 028 1414
2.Traffic Scotland Website:- www.trafficscotland.org
3. from local radio broadcasts (which are regularly updated by Police)
ALL roads in the Northern Constabulary area are open, however many have been affected by snowfalls through the night.
The A9 Causeway Mire is badly affected by snow. Many side roads in the Caithness area are also affected by lying snow.
The Fort William and Glencoe areas are relatively clear of snow, but may be icy.
In the Badenoch area, the A939 Grantown to Ferness has lying snow, as does the A95 Grantown to Cromdale road.
The B970 Grantown to Coylumbridge also have a fresh covering of snow.
There has been a fresh snowfall in and around the Inverness areas and motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.
Up to date information on the condition of roads throughout the Highlands and the rest of Scotland can be obtained from -
1.Traffic Scotland Helpline:- 0800 028 1414
2.Traffic Scotland Website:- www.trafficscotland.org
3. from local radio broadcasts (which are regularly updated by Police)