Transport

HIGHLANDERS are again bracing themselves for further heavy snow after another yellow Met Office warning became active.

Some services will be reduced due to the lockdown.

MOTORISTS have been urged to take extra care on the region’s roads following “a number” of Highland crashes this morning and hazardous ice conditions.

Grant Street is currently closed.

The stretch between Carrbridge and Moy is described as particularly bad with vehicles getting stuck

HIGHLANDERS woke up to heavy snow on Wednesday as the region braced itself for further falls overnight - amid three Met Office weather warnings.

A SNOW warning has been extended to cover most of the Highlands later this week, amid Met Office fears that Storm Christoph could cause disruption.

WIDESPREAD travel disruption is possible during “a period of disruptive snow” in the Highlands, the Met Office has warned.

RAIL passengers were facing disruption to some Highland mainline services on Monday morning after a Glasgow-Inverness service broke down.

The buses will shuttle six - 12 people around the area.

No services running today on line and disruption could continue

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MOTORISTS have been urged to take care on two of the region’s main trunk roads, amid continuing wintry conditions on higher routes.

MOTORISTS have been urged not to drive "unless absolutely necessary" following amid amber and yellow weather warnings for snow in the Highlands.

A NIGHTMARE breakdown left rail passengers stuck in “freezing” conditions for eight hours in the middle of the night - “without food or heating”.

AN amber weather warning has been issued for heavy snow in parts of the Highlands later today.

The UK Met Office currently has a yellow warning for snow and ice across large parts of the Highlands for today and tomorrow.

DOZENS of cancellations were causing major disruption for Highland rail passengers on Monday morning – amid two active weather warnings.

ALL trains in the Highlands are likely to be disrupted by "extreme weather" over the next 24 hours, Network Rail Scotland has warned.

HIGHLANDERS are being warned to expect further potentially disruptive snowfall.