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What assessment it has carried out regarding traffic options to enable safer pedestrian access on the A84 at Bridge of Teith.

Started with S6W-36424 on 29 Mar 2025; latest 22 Jun 2026. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.

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29 Mar 2025 to 22 Jun 2026
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by Fiona Hyslop, Stephen Flynn
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Mark Ruskell

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  1. S6W-36424 29 Mar 2025 Mark Ruskell Green Answered

    To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has carried out regarding traffic options to enable safer pedestrian access on the A84 at Bridge of Teith.

    Fiona Hyslop, 22 Apr 2025: Transport Scotland and our operating company BEAR Scotland have held discussions with various local stakeholders regarding the A84 Teith Bridge and options for active travel improvement between Doune and Deanston. Transport Scotland is working closely with Stirling Council in regard to this matter.Consideration has be…
  2. S7W-01239 22 Jun 2026 Mark Ruskell Green Answered

    What further assessments it has carried out regarding traffic options to enable safer pedestrian access on the A84 at Bridge of Teith.

    Stephen Flynn, 9 Jul 2026: As previously stated, Transport Scotland and our operating company BEAR Scotland have held discussions with various local stakeholders regarding the A84 Teith Bridge and options for active travel improvement between Doune and Deanston. Transport Scotland is working closely with Stirling Council regarding this matter.T…

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