What plans are in place for the construction of a grade-separated junction at the junction of the A90 and the A937 at Laurencekirk.

Answered Asked by Alex Johnstone Con Lodged 29 May 2007

The question

To ask the Scottish Executive what plans are in place for the construction of a grade-separated junction at the junction of the A90 and the A937 at Laurencekirk.

The answer

Answered by Stewart Stevenson on 11 Jun 2007 · 13 days after it was lodged, on time

Transport Scotland hasimplemented a range of safety measures including the installation of safety cameras,a 50mph speed limit in the vicinity of the junction, advance warning signs, anti-skidsurfacing and renewed road markings. These measures will be monitored and furtheraction taken as necessary.
The Strategic Transport ProjectsReview which is due to report in summer 2008 will be examining the Dundee to Aberdeen transportcorridor to identify future investment priorities which could consider the possibilityof a grade separated junction at Laurencekirk.

In the Official Report

No contribution in the Official Report cites S3W-00324 by reference.