Drivers face 17 nights of disruption during roadworks on the M90 later this month.
A series of carriageway, lane and slip road closures will be put in place on a section of the motorway between Dunfermline and Dalmeny, near Edinburgh.
It will include some work on the Queensferry Crossing.
The roadworks get under way on Monday (September 12) night running until the night of September 30-October 1.
The project is to allow for repairs to overhead gantry sign panels with work typically taking place between 8pm and 6am each weekday.
The works are weather-dependent and could be rearranged.
M90 roadworks ‘carefully planned to minimise disruption’
Revealing the full programme of work, Chris Tracey from Bear Scotland said: “The programme of repairs to overhead gantries on the M90 has been carefully planned to minimise their impact on the travelling public.
“We always avoid closing roads wherever it is safe and practical to do so, however the specific locations of these overhead gantries are such that motorway and slip road closures are necessary for the safety of our operatives and motorists.
“We’ve scheduled the works to take place overnight to minimise disruption and we thank motorists in advance for their patience and understanding.”
It comes as a separate roadworks project gets under way on the A9 in Perth and Kinross on Monday.
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