Moy rail bridge repair on A9 expected to cause delays of between 8-12 minutes with work due to start on January 20 and last for up to three weeks

Moy: So, here’s the scoop. They’re fixing up the Moy rail bridge, and it’s gonna cause some delays. Starting January 20, BEAR Scotland is diving into some essential maintenance work on the A9.

They’ll be refurbishing the bridge deck, swapping out two expansion joints, and giving the surface a fresh look. It’s all about keeping things safe and smooth for drivers.

But heads up! There’s already some buzz about delays around Tore starting January 12 due to resurfacing. Both lanes will be affected, so expect a bit of a slowdown.

To keep things moving, they’ll have a 30mph speed limit and temporary traffic lights up 24/7 for about three weeks. Plus, on January 24, they’ll need a convoy at night to finish up the surfacing.

The good news? They’re estimating delays will be around 8 to 12 minutes during peak times. They’ve chatted with everyone involved to make sure folks know what’s happening.

Ian Stewart from BEAR Scotland said this work is all about fixing up the bridge and making the journey smoother and safer for everyone. He appreciates the community’s patience while they get the job done. Sounds like a plan!