Nwicker60
01-Jun-12, 11:42
Timing of transport will aim to minimise disruption
THE initial movement of 33 abnormal loads for Baillie Windfarm in Caithness will take place on Monday 4th June through to Wednesday 6th the same week..
The route to be followed will be from A9 Scrabster Harbour turning right at the A836 junction (junction at the Weigh Inn) to a storage area close to Dounreay.
The movement, which will be escorted by the police, will be timed to cause the least amount of disruption to ferry and commuter traffic but because of the size and the amount of loads there may be some minor traffic delays on the route especially at pinch points on the roads.
The safety of road users is the main consideration when moving these loads and the patience of the travelling public is always appreciated.
THE initial movement of 33 abnormal loads for Baillie Windfarm in Caithness will take place on Monday 4th June through to Wednesday 6th the same week..
The route to be followed will be from A9 Scrabster Harbour turning right at the A836 junction (junction at the Weigh Inn) to a storage area close to Dounreay.
The movement, which will be escorted by the police, will be timed to cause the least amount of disruption to ferry and commuter traffic but because of the size and the amount of loads there may be some minor traffic delays on the route especially at pinch points on the roads.
The safety of road users is the main consideration when moving these loads and the patience of the travelling public is always appreciated.