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06/11/2026

Overnight Safety Platform Works At M8 Junction 21 Start On 9 November 2026

Amey, working on behalf of Transport Scotland, will install essential safety platforms on the M8 at Junction 21 (Scotland Street), between the eastbound and westbound main carriageways, from Monday 9 November to Saturday 12 December 2026. The works will take place overnight, 10pm to 6am, on Monday to Friday nights only.

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Activity will be undertaken over Seaward Street until Friday 27 November. From Tuesday 1 December to Saturday 12 December, operations will move to areas away from the trunk road network.

While works are under way, a single lane closure will operate around Seaward Street Roundabout. No diversion is required. Access for emergency service vehicles will be maintained throughout.

All activity is weather dependent and may be cancelled or rescheduled if conditions are unfavourable. Road users are thanked for their patience and understanding during these works.

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