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The Perth Transport Futures Project is a major infrastructure upgrade programme to improve the road network around the city.
The project will address the long-term transportation needs of the area, promote economic growth and address issues of congestion and pollution within the city centre while facilitating active travel options.
A9/A85 Junction Improvement
Phase 1 A9/A85 Junction Improvement and Link Road to Bertha Park was completed in 2019.
Cross Tay Link Road (CTLR)
Phase 2, The Cross Tay Link Road (CTLR) is currently underway with a due completion date of 2025. Work to deliver the CTLR will include the realignment of a portion of the A9 north of Perth, construction of a new bridge over the River Tay and construction of a new link road from the A9 to the A93 and the A94 just north of Scone.
Bertha Park Link Road
The proposed Bertha Park Link Road is Phase 3 of the Council’s Perth Transport Futures Project. It will connect Phase 1 (A9/A85 Junction Improvement and Link Road to Bertha Park) and Phase 2 (Cross Tay Link Road (CTLR)). The new road travels north from the existing roundabout adjacent to Bertha Park High School, passing between the residential properties of the Bertha Park village. The new road then passes through areas of farmland and forestry and then meets the new A9 west roundabout, currently under construction as part of the PTFP Phase 2 CTLR project.
Perth City Centre Improvements
Perth City Centre Improvements. Phase four of Perth Transport Futures will focus on traffic management measures within the city centre.
A vital infrastructure upgrade programme
The Perth Transport Futures Project is a major infrastructure upgrade programme to improve the road network around the city.
The project will address the long-term transportation needs of the area, promote economic growth and address issues of congestion and pollution within the city centre.
For the Community
Improved vehicle, cyclist and pedestrian safety and accessibility in Perth and the surrounding area.
For local Businesses
Improved opportunities and accessibility for local businesses and entrepreneurs
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Mon-Fri 07:00-19:00
Saturday 08:00-16:00
There may occasionally be a requirement for work out with these times. Any proposal for out of hours working will be agreed with Perth & Kinross Council at least two weeks in advance and residents likely to be impacted will be notified. Potential reasons for the need for working out with these hours might include emergency works, elements of the Tay Crossing construction or work on utility service diversions to minimise disruption to the public.