Transport and Logistics Network
A road traffic collision is causing delays for drivers on the M77 northbound this morning.
The incident occurred between Junction 4 Crookfur Interchange and Junction 3 Nitshill Interchange.
Drivers are being advised to be cautious and expect delays.
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Overnight resurfacing works will be carried out on the motorway’s southbound carriageway at Junction 4 (Newton Mearns) and the B7087 merge from Tuesday, January 28 until Friday, January 20, 2025, between 8pm and 6am each night.
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On behalf of Transport Scotland[1], Amey will be carrying out essential cable inspections on the busy road.
According to the firm, the inspections are required every four years. Amey says the work on the bridge has now been extended due to ‘unavoidable…
SCOTS drivers have been warned of motorway closures lasting two weeks.
Transport Scotland[1] is undertaking essential resurfacing of the M74 to M77 westbound.
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Scots have been warned of road closures including on the M74Credit: John Kirkby
The work, which will cover approximately 1,419 metres of the road, will take place in two phases
Motorists will face disruption between Monday 16 September and Friday 27 September between 8pm and 6am.
Traffic[2] will be diverted via Carnoustie Street to Scotland Street, Glasgow[3] and Seaward Street and directed to turn left on Paisley Road West to join the M8 via the Junction 24 on-slip.
Traffic wishing to use the M8 westbound Junction 21 on-slip at Seaward Street will be diverted via Seaward Street to Paisley Road West to join the M8 via the Junction 24 on-slip.
A spokesman said: “This scheme will benefit vehicles using this route each day, by improving the condition and safety of the carriageway surface and reducing the need for future maintenance in this location.”
“We thank road users for their patience and understanding while this work is being undertaken.”