Transport

Full details of tonight’s disruption on the A9 near Newtonmore are still awaited.

BEAR Scotland is set to start A9 resurfacing and road marking improvements between Tomatin between Slochd and Findhorn Bridge

Alex Salmond is set to give evidence to the A9 dualling inquiry at Holyrood tomorrow.

A councillor has hit out at what he claims are “blanket 20mph speed limits across the Highlands” and has called on the council to end their roll-out.

Morning flights between Inverness and Manchester today have been cancelled.

More than 50,000 passengers were able to take advantage of Highland Council’s in-house bus service in its first year of operation.

No injuries have been reported following this afternoon’s accident west of Newtonmore on the A86 and traffic is moving again

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

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

Once work starts on the A9 Tomatin to Moy stretch there will be no let up until dualling is complete from Perth to Inverness say Transport Scotland.

Travel tech company, FlixBus, has added Inverness, Aviemore and Pitlochry to its Scottish network.

Essential improvement works on the A9 near Inverness are set to begin on Tuesday for nine nights.

A passenger took ill on a train at Kingussie - their condition was not known.

Train services to and from Inverness have been hit by a combination of flooding, a shortage of train drivers and signalling failures

A spate of cancellations due to lack of crew during the Easter break is ‘a blow to Highland businesses’ at the start of the tourist season.

Nobody was injured in an accident involving an Inverness-bound Stagecoach bus at Carrbridge this morning.

Just when you thought it was safe to drive, back comes the storm.

Fuel is finally available again at Aviemore BP

Heavy snow could cause disruption in the Highlands overnight tonight, the Met Office has warned - with the alert extending as far north as Daviot.

ScotRail have confirmed that lines south of the Highland capital have reopened however disruption is expected to continue throughout the day.