Transport

Police are appealing for information after a biker was seriously injured in a collision on the B9101 between Cawdor and Auldearn last night.

Laura Hansler says ‘those who have tragically lost their loved ones on the road are the reason why this is so exceptionally important.’

Convener Jackson Carlaw says the move was prompted by the ‘hundreds of responses’ from concerned locals.

People hoping to use easyJet out of Inverness to London were hit by another cancellation tonight. (Wednesday September 6)

Our columnist believes motorists will be furious about Academy Street changes and might become aggressive to others on the road.

Transport secretary Màiri McAllan says the 'announcement will be a welcome update for communities and businesses across the A9 corridor.'

OUTCOMES from the ongoing A96 Corridor Review have been delayed further, a Scottish Government spokesperson has confirmed.

First Minister Humza Yousaf failed to shed light of A96 dualling project during his Programme for Government announcement today.

The First Minister did not take-up Douglas Ross's offer as critics slam the lack of detail in the Programme for Government.

But critics have turned into sceptics and say the 'lack of detail' in his Programme for Government 'beggars belief'.

WITH an update on the A96 dualling's fate looming, we looked back at the Scottish Government's transport promises for the route.

George Rennie says ‘these signs cause confusion, particularly for drivers from overseas and those unfamiliar with the A9’.

Residents in an Inverness street are losing patience with Highland Council over implementing permit parking to stop the current parking free-for-all.

The A96 was reopened after a two-vehicle crash prompted restrictions and a road closure for recovery works earlier this afternoon.

The A96 is currently closed in both directions east of Inverness after a road traffic incident reported earlier this afternoon.

From September 15, steam lovers have the chance to "ride behind the record-breaker".

The audience and panel at The Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit were clear – safety must come first.

Read the full letter we got from the director of major projects Lawrence Shackman.

The revelation comes from calls made at The Inverness Courier's A9 Crisis Summit.

Works starts on Sunday for 10 nights