Several roads across Dundee are set to be resurfaced this year.
Dundee City Council has released its maintenance schedule for the new financial year, running until March 2026.
It lists the roads and pavements across the city where work is planned to address potholes and other defects.
The work can include:
- Resurfacing – the removal of the surface layer before new hot rolled asphalt is put down in its place.
- Surfacing dressing – where the road surface is sprayed with an adhesive binder coating before a thin layer of small stones is spread over the surface.
- Overlay – the overlaying of the existing street or footpath with fresh hot rolled asphalt.
Some of the work planned across the city has been carried over from last year, while work has taken place on some other roads already.
Full list of Dundee streets set to be resurfaced this year
The full list of roads included in the programme, listed in alphabetical order, is as follows:
- Ancrum Road and Charleston Drive: Elmwood Road to No 69 Ancrum Road – surface dressing
- Ashmore Street: Full length – resurfacing
- Baxter Park Terrace: No 28 to Pitkerro Road – resurfacing (carry over from 24-25, work already carried out)
- Carlunie Street: Full length – resurfacing
- Coupar Angus Road: Northbound lanes from 18a to 20 and 34 to 45, southbound lanes from 37 to 35 – resurfacing
- Forthill Drive: Internal circulatory carriageway and entrance bellmouth – resurfacing
- Happyhillock Road and Fountainbleau Drive: Whole road except roundabout – surface dressing
- Jedburgh Road: Full length – resurfacing
- Longhaugh Road: Fintry Drive to Findowrie Street – resurfacing (Carry over from 24-25)
- McAlpine Road: Staffa Place to roundabout – resurfacing
- Overton Gardens: Full length – resurfacing
- Roseangle: Patches full length of road – setts (carry over from 24-25)
- Scotscraig Grove: Full length – resurfacing
- South Road: Elmwood Road to Perrie Street – surface dressing
- St Clement Place: Dalmahoy Drive to St Dennis Terrace – resurfacing
- St Dennis Place: Full length – resurfacing
- Tom Johnston Road: Baldovie Road to roundabout – resurfacing
Dundee streets resurfacing programme subject to change
The council says the annual road maintenance programme is subject to change throughout the year.
The list above does not include reactive, routine or emergency work.
Locals can report potholes and defects online.
- Where are the worst streets in Dundee for potholes? Send your photos to livenews@thecourier.co.uk
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