Broken down bus causing Tay Bridge delays

By Mark Mackay

September 4 2016, 1:59pm

September 4 2016, 1:59pm

A broken down bus is causing delays for motorists looking to cross the Tay Road Bridge from Fife.

The bus remains on the Tay Bridge Roundabout with police officers on the scene to direct traffic.

Drivers are asked to approach with care until the bus can be recovered.

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