Transport

A three vehicle crash involving a car, van and crane closed the A9 in Easter Ross this afternoon.

A Highland MSP has reaffirmed her support for a tax to be imposed on motorhome visitors to the area.

BEAR Scotland will be carrying out essential surfacing improvements on the A835 south of Contin with works set to get underway on February 16.

The deal will retain all staff and aims to save millions on school contracts with the company being run as a going concern.

The vehicle, which struck a bridge between Dalwhinnie and Blair Atholl previously caused disruption to train services between Glasgow and Inverness.

A vehicle which struck a bridge on the Highland Main Line has caused disruption for train services between Glasgow and Inverness today.

Ferry passengers in Wester Ross are facing major disruption on Monday after strong winds sparked multiple cancellations.

Night-time tree felling works will cause disruption on the A9 for almost two weeks.

Part of the road was closed for around two-and-a-half hours following the collision.

Rail journeys on the Far North Line were disrupted on Friday after a "track defect" forced the closure of the route.

It is thought a lorry and car were involved.

It is thought a lorry and car was involved.

The Highlands had the highest number of drug-driving offences recorded in Scotland during the festive period, according to figures shared by police.

A yellow weather warning for ice affecting the Highlands and Moray tonight and tomorrow has been issued by the Met Office.

£1.5m painting work lasting 22 weeks will get underway on the Kessock Bridge next month, Transport Scotland has announced.

The ‘cowboy style’ operation was slammed by Dingwall Councillor Sean Kennedy who was also stung when the machines were out of order.

Two men have appeared in court following a crash on the A82 involving an alleged stolen vehicle when a police constable was seriously injured.

Two men have been charged after a car chase on the A82 ended in a crash that left a police officer seriously injured in hospital.

Rail lines in the Highlands and Moray have reopened after being hit by Storm Éowyn at the weekend - with some disruption expected to continue today.

Train services across the Highlands continue to be affected today in the wake of Storm Éowyn.