Drivers are facing more months of disruption during major Broughty Ferry roadworks.
The SGN project to upgrade the gas network started in September on the main road through Broughty Ferry.
The roadworks were paused in December to allow free-flowing traffic during the Christmas period.
Queen Street, between Fort Street and St Vincent Street, closed eastbound on Monday March 10.
Fort Street, between Hill Street and Queen Street closed on Monday February 24.
Here is everything you need to know about the Broughty Ferry roadworks.
List of closures and diversions during Broughty Ferry roadworks
The next phases of the roadworks will take place over the first three to four months of 2025.
The closures and diversions are as follows:
Phase 12
- Queen Street will shut between Forthill Road and St Vincent Street eastbound. The diversion route will be via Fort Street, Forthill Road, Nursery Road and Abertay Street. The scheduled start date for this phase is March 10 and it could last up to five weeks.
Phase 13
- Phase 13 of the project will involve the closure of Monifieth Road between St Vincent Street and Abertay Street eastbound. Drivers will be diverted along Fort Street, Forthill Road, Nursery Road and Abertay Street. The provisional start date for this phase is April 7 and could last up to nine weeks.
Phase 14
- The same stretch of road will then be closed westbound Monifieth Road between St Vincent Street and Abertay Street from June 16. It is expected to last for nine weeks.
An SGN spokesperson confirmed the works would be carried out under a lane closure rather than under traffic lights after discussions with Dundee City Council.
They added: “Due to the area being highly populated and with three schools nearby – we need to make sure we always provide a walkway within our working area, and a safe space for our work to be carried out.”
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