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A9 closed at Badenoch junction after crash


By Tom Ramage

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Emergency services have been called to a crash site on the A9 near Newtonmore.

Traffic Scotland are advising motorists to avoid the area meantime
Traffic Scotland are advising motorists to avoid the area meantime

Traffic Scotland have confirmed the road has closed in both north and south directions.

The closure came at 1.19pm at the Raliabeg-Ettridge junction.

"The A9 Ralia is closed in both directions to all traffic, between Newtonmore and Etteridge, due to a road traffic incident," a Traffic Scotland spokesperson confirmed.

Trouble ahead: the build up at Kingussie, some three miles from the crash site
Trouble ahead: the build up at Kingussie, some three miles from the crash site

"Road users are advised to use an alternative route and expect longer than normal journey times."

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We were made aware around 12.45pm on Thursday, 27 July of a crash involving three vehicles on the A9 near the Ralia Junction, close to Newtonmore.

"The road is currently closed and emergency services are at the scene."

Diversion details

Northbound Turn left at A889 junction at Dalwhinnie onto the A889 and follow the road until Drumgask Farm – Turn right onto the A86 and continue on the road until A9 junction at Kingussie. Distance: 19.6 miles. Southbound Turn right onto the A86 and follow the road until Drumgask Farm – Turn left onto the A889 and continue on the road until A9 junction at Dalwhinnie. Distance: 19.6 miles.

More information as it comes in.


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