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Delivering an alternative route to the existing A83, in parallel with the second Strategic Transport Projects Review

The A83 is seen as the gateway to Argyll, linking the Ferry port at Kennacraig to central Scotland via the A82. The route links the towns of Tarbet, Inveraray, Furnace, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Kennacraig and Campbeltown.

Transport Scotland is investing to reduce the risk of landslides impacting journeys at the A83 Rest and Be Thankful.

Widening of single track length of A830 between Arisaig and Loch nan Uamh to allow for two way traffic.

Transport Scotland replaced the old life expired A830 Dearg Bridge over the Dearg watercourse 4 mile west of Glenfinnan with a new wider bridge designed to modern standards.

This is a scheme to replace the existing life expired A830 Garbh Bridge over a watercourse 5 miles west of Glenfinnan.

This is a scheme to replace the existing life expired A830 Utha Bridge over a watercourse 2 miles west of Glenfinnan.

Construction of a new 1.2 kilometre-long bridge across the Forth Estuary, together with 6.4 kilometres of approach road and associated works.

The existing bridge is deemed to be beyond economic repair. Therefore, it is proposed to replace it with new reinforced concrete bridge with a span of 5.5 metres.

The £3.23M Erskine Bridge Lighting and Electrical Refurbishment contract was substantially completed on 11 November 2016.