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Following a Public Local Inquiry held at the end of last year and recommendations made by the Reporter, Scottish Ministers today gave the go ahead for completion of the statutory procedures for the A737 Dalry Bypass scheme.

The completion of the Great Glen Cycleway upgrade has been celebrated by Transport Minister Derek Mackay in Inverness today with the help of some local school children from Crown Primary School.

£1.7m to improve ferry resilience.

Vessel replacement and deployment plans are published.

A preferred route option for the A82 Tarbet to Inverarnan upgrade has been identified which closely follows the existing stretch of the road.

Cyclists of all abilities are being offered an opportunity to get their first taste of independent mobility thanks to a new project launched by Transport Minister Derek Mackay in Edinburgh today.

Improved services proposed for next summerAn enhanced timetable is being proposed for the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services (CHFS) network from next summer, Minister for Transport and Islands Derek Mackay has announced.

Traffic restrictions to ensure road user and road worker safetyTraffic management and a 40mph average speed limit are to be rolled out on the A9 as work gets underway on the A9 Dualling: Kincraig to Dalraddy project.

Local communities and road users are being invited to view upgrade plans for the 10-mile stretch of the A82 which hugs the shoreline between Tarbet and Inverarnan.

On 21st September a 20 mph speed pilot scheme comes into force in Maybole on the A77 to benefit vulnerable road users and support road safety more generally.