Transport

Sales of fun designer protectors will aid the Campaign Against Living Miserably

MOTORISTS using the A9 south of the Cromarty Bridge face 10 days of disruption when major resurfacing work gets under way this week.

Working from home could become the new norm as fuel sales at filling stations across the UK are down by almost a quarter during lockdown.

THE Highlands’ largest coach operator says its fleet is “clean, safe and ready to go” thanks to an intensive deep clean and health and safety regime.

New campaign aims to protect youngsters from passing trains this summer

MOTORISTS are facing further disruption on the A9 in Easter Ross after roadworks on a busy junction over-ran.

A new group is being formed in an ambitious bid to reinvigorate the Far North rail line in Caithness and Sutherland, it has emerged.

The buses on the X99 route between Caithness and Inverness have been replaced following widespread public criticism, it has been confirmed.

Delays can be expected on the A9 north of Crubenmore from tomorrow as essential resurfacing work begins

The owner of Inverness Airport wants to hear from businesses about how it can help meet their travel needs.

Bus company Stagecoach is to step up its services in the Highlands next week as the coronavirus restrictions are eased in Scotland.

A young Caithness cyclist said she was "almost killed" when a car overtook her on a blind summit on the A836 at Murkle.

Stagecoach launches new app for travellers

Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd has introduced new measures to help ensure safety as it prepares for the gradual resumption of scheduled flights.

Serco NorthLink has revealed that passenger numbers across all its ferry routes saw a 95 per cent drop over a nine-week period up to the end of May.

The funding goes mostly to upgrade minor roads – improving surfaces, widening corners and providing passing places

Potholes around the Highlands have often raised a swear word or two – and now someone has spelled out their feelings.

Network Rail is removing trees and vegetation from beside the rail line in the Golspie area.

The head of Stagecoach Highland said social distancing requirements are a major problem for the firm.

Rail passengers are being urged to do their bit to prevent the spread of Covid-19 – by making sure they wear face coverings on ScotRail services.