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Home > A9 Dualling > Roadworks > A9 Dualling Tomatin to Moy: Road Improvements and Traffic Management Changes from 28 August 2026
A9 North of Tomatin to Moy Works: Temporary Traffic Management Changes

A9 Dualling Tomatin to Moy: Road Improvements and Traffic Management Changes from 28 August 2026

A9 Tomatin to Moy: Extended Traffic Management for Road Improvement Works

Road users are advised of upcoming traffic management layout changes on the A9 from 28 August 2026 just north of the current A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy roadworks, south of Daviot. The works are expected to last around four weeks, with a revised traffic management layout in place at this location for up to 25 days. The works include road resurfacing, improvements to accesses on/off the A9 and safety barrier replacements.

During this time, the existing Tomatin to Moy site traffic management will be extended around 2.5km north towards Inverness as shown in the image below. A 40mph temporary speed limit will be in operation, with one lane of traffic maintained in each direction at all times, except during a small number of overnight works that will be managed under two-way temporary traffic signals affecting a short length of the northbound carriageway only.

Lane layouts may change slightly as works progress to facilitate the works, but delays are expected to be kept to a minimum. Free vehicle recovery will be available within the works area. Road users are advised to pay attention to temporary signage and to changes in the road layout.

Works will be carried out using a mix of daytime and night‑time working, depending on the activity being undertaken. Due to the remote location of the works, we do not expect nearby communities to experience disruption from construction noise.

During the final week of the works, overnight resurfacing will take place on a short section of the A9 northbound carriageway for around 300 metres. Temporary traffic signals and a short convoy system will be used to guide traffic safely through the works. These overnight measures will allow the remaining works to be completed as quickly and safely as possible, and delays are expected to be minimal.

Pedestrian and emergency access will be maintained at all times.

All works are weather‑dependent and plans may change at short notice.

For the most up‑to‑date information, please visit www.a9dualling.scot/a9-dualling/roadworks.

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