Transport Scotland has revealed different bridge options as part of a consultation process for a section of the A9 Dualling scheme.

The public will be able to see and comment on options being developed to cross the River Spey near Kingussie as part of the 18.4km dualling operation between Crubenmore and Kincraig.

In addition, design options for junctions at Newtonmore and Kingussie will also go on display.

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Cabinet Secretary Keith Brown said: "The Crubenmore to Kincraig dualling scheme is the latest of the dualling design work going on public display this week.

"With construction well underway on the 10km Kincraig to Dalraddy scheme, the first section out of around 128 km to be dualled, we are now seeking views on this challenging section which includes the River Spey and Insh Marshes both internationally important in terms of their protected environmental status."

Currently, a public exhibition is being held in Newtonmore Village Hall, Newtownmore until 8pm.

A second consultation is scheduled to take place in Talla Nan Ros, Kingussie between 11am – 7pm tomorrow, 19 November.

(LM/JP)