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Use the filters below to see up to date information on Scotland’s motorway and trunk road network. Plain text versions are also available.

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Cities that have introduced Low Emission Zones, which are designed to improve air quality. Vehicles that do not meet the emission standards set for a Low Emission Zone will not be able to drive within the zone.

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For live tracking of gritters, visit our Trunk Road Gritter Tracker map.

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Advice for visiting Scotland in 2024

Scotland’s Trunk Road Network passes through some of the country’s most popular beauty spots. Loch Ness, Loch Lomond, and the North Coast 500 are all accessible by the trunk network. We welcome any visitors to our beautiful country, but there are a few things you should keep in mind if you plan to use the roads.

Motorcycle safety

This summer, we are supporting Police Scotland in encouraging motorcyclists to take extra care when taking to the roads during the summer months. 

As the days are longer and the evenings are brighter, many recreational bikers will have taken their bikes out of storage for the first time in months. Although motorcyclists make up only 1 percent of motorists, they account for around 20 percent of people killed in road traffic collisions. With this in mind, we want to remind motorcyclists, fellow motorists and pedestrians alike of what they can do to prevent future incidents on the roads.

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