The ongoing £0.5 million project to widen the B9006 Culloden Road carriageway in the Highlands has reached its final stages.
An overnight closure of the road will be in place from Monday 10 September to Thursday 13 September from 6.30pm-6.30am to allow the works to take place.
There will be no vehicular access, however access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained throughout the closures.
Diversions will be in place and signposted with variable message signs in place from today to warn motorists of the impending overnight closures.
Wills Bros is carrying out the project on behalf of The Highland Council.
The project involves the construction of an additional westbound lane for city centre traffic. It will provide two continuous lanes for traffic between the Inverness Campus junction and Inshes Roundabout and it will widen Culloden Road's approach to the Roundabout.
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07/09/2018
Highland Carriageway Widening Works Enter Final Stage


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