Anyone been through Glen Coe recently and can comment on the roadworks ? We're driving up tomorrow and, if its at all possible on an Easter weekend, would like to avoid the tailbacks. If Glen Coe is stuffed we'll go up the A9.
Cheers m'dears.
Chris
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The roadworks are still there. I was in the area last week but only had to wait for the lights to change. Traffic does build up quickly but on the other hand a lot of vehicles are allowed through in one phase.
It all depends if you can arrive at the roadwaorks at a quieter time but I know this is difficult to judge as there is no rush hour as such in the area.
Weather doesn't look too great so maybe there will be fewer vehicles on the road. Not everyone is on holiday either.
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The roadworks are still there. I was in the area last week but only had to wait for the lights to change. Traffic does build up quickly but on the other hand a lot of vehicles are allowed through in one phase.
It all depends if you can arrive at the roadwaorks at a quieter time but I know this is difficult to judge as there is no rush hour as such in the area.
Weather doesn't look too great so maybe there will be fewer vehicles on the road. Not everyone is on holiday either.
If you're heading for the A82, the Erskine Bridge is now toll free (hooray, except for the poor tollbooth people who probably lost their jobs), however there are bad traffic jams at works on the M8 at Glasgow Airport. This also applies to every side street in the area as well, including the one I live off!