Transport

Business leaders have been reacting to a study of the potential impact of planned changes to Academy Street in Inverness.

Emergency services including three Inverness fire units and a heavy rescue unit attend crash, with motorists urged to use alternative routes.

A Highland MSP has lodged a motion in Holyrood seeking a debate on progress over dualling the A96 and building the Nairn bypass.

Major power line upgrade works are set to cause disruption on the A82 and Great Glen Way in May, electrical engineers have warned.

Concerns have been raised after it was revealed that one of the two swing bridges over the Caledonian Canal is to close for three weeks next month.

Calls are being made for Highland Council to scrap the plan after the results of the economic impact assessment.

A temporary pathway has been installed on the road next to the Northern Meeting Park while major refurbishment work is carried out.

The troubled Torvean Swing Bridge has reopened to traffic after its latest fault forced closure.

ScotRail says a broken down train on the Highland Mainline will cause “major disruption” for passengers through this morning.

ScotRail staff shortages are again causing disruption for train passengers travelling between Inverness and Caithness.

Torvean Swing Bridge remains closed to road traffic after an issue with its automatic operation occurred yesterday.

Overnight closures on the A9 northbound are set to take place from April 24.

This is a continuing saga after already having closed due to issues this month.

Vital infrastructure improvements that could transform the reliability of trains in the northern Highlands appear to be in limbo.

Hopes cycling and luggage capacity could be dramatically increased on railway services in the north Highlands seem to have been dashed by rail chiefs.

How can access to public and shared transport be improved in the Highlands and Islands?

Firefighters tackling the fire which engulfed the building of the former Clachnacharry nursing home left the scene at around 9pm last night.

Limiting post-test driving freedom is worth it to save just one young life, says our columnist.

A well-received pilot that shut an Inverness street temporarily to let children play was such a success that there looks set to be further repeats.

The Inverness Courier is among the finalists for three national awards following its work on ‘Dual the A9’ - including Front Page of the Year.