Around £200,000 has been put forward by West Lothian Council to improve seven local roads.
The funding aims to improve road safety with a programme of work designed to reduce road casualties.
Roads receiving investment through the scheme include: the B7015 junction with the C13 east of Freeport; the B8020 from A904 to Winchburgh; the B7031 bend at Kirknewton House Cottage, Kirknewton; Livingston East Roundabout at Deer Park, Livingston; Almondvale Boulevard/Almondvale Avenue at Bubbles Roundabout in Livingston; Menzies Road junction with Whitburn Road in Bathgate; and Knightsridge East Road junction with Ladywell East Road in Livingston.
The proposals were approved by Council Executive and are part of the council's Community Safety Strategy.
Leader of the Council Lawrence Fitzpatrick said: "I welcome this £200,000 investment to prevent accidents and make our roads safer."
"With limited money, we prioritise schemes to improve roads which we know have been a factor in accidents, where the investment will have the greatest impact on saving lives and preventing injuries."
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