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Traffic disruption on A9 Thurso to Inverness road due to breakdown

Drivers advised to exercise caution as traffic copes with blockage on A9.

Traffic jam on A9 road due to vehicle breakdown
Traffic disruption on A9 Thurso to Inverness caused by a breakdown.

Incident Overview

The southbound carriageway of the A9 Thurso to Inverness road is currently experiencing partial blockage near Dornoch due to a broken-down vehicle. According to reports from Traffic Scotland, the incident involves a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) that has stalled, causing disruptions for motorists traveling in that direction.

Details of the Incident

The breakdown occurred near the junction with the A949 Dornoch junction, a key point for drivers navigating this busy route. Traffic Scotland first reported the incident at AM, indicating that the situation was being monitored closely.

A spokesperson for Traffic Scotland stated, “The A9 heading southbound is partially blocked due to a broken-down vehicle.” This warning serves as a crucial alert for drivers who may be approaching the affected area.

Traffic Conditions and Advice

Despite the blockage, AA Traffic News has indicated that traffic is coping well under the circumstances. They noted, “A9 partially blocked due to stalled truck on A9 southbound at A949.” This suggests that while there may be delays, the flow of traffic is not severely impacted at this time. However, drivers are still advised to exercise caution when approaching the area, as unexpected slowdowns can occur.

Ongoing Updates

Our reporters are actively working to provide the latest updates on this developing story. As the situation evolves, it is essential for motorists to stay informed about road conditions and any potential changes to traffic patterns. For real-time updates, drivers are encouraged to follow The Press and Journal on Facebook and online, ensuring they have access to breaking news and traffic advisories.

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