This public exhibition will provide local communities and road users the opportunity to view and comment on the draft Orders, Compulsory Purchase Orders and Environmental Impact Assessments for both the Medium and Long-Term Solutions. Please note these are two standalone schemes and should be considered separately when providing comment or representations.
Improving the resilience of the A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful remains a key transport priority for the Scottish Government.
Transport Scotland staff and their technical advisers AtkinsRéalis WSP Joint Venture (AWJV) will be available to answer any questions on the proposals for both the Medium and Long-Term Solutions.
The exhibition is on Friday 17 January 2025 (1pm to 6pm) in Lochgoilhead Village Hall.
(For those unable to attend on this date, the exhibition will be repeated on Monday 20 January 2025 (1pm to 7pm) in Queen’s Hall, Dunoon, and on Tuesday 21 January (1pm to 7pm) in Three Villages Hall, Arrochar.)
The exhibition material for both schemes is available now to view at pinpointcloud.co.uk/A83restandbethankful
Please submit any representations to Transport Scotland by 7 February 2025 by post:
Director of Major Projects, A83 Rest and Be Thankful Scheme, Transport Scotland, George House, 2nd Floor, 36 North Hanover Street, Glasgow, G1 2AD
Or by email: A83DraftOrders@transport.gov.scot
For further information, please visit the A83 Story Map https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/927aafb643374492b70b71408b8e9508