Drivers are facing delays on the A90 near Glencarse as repair works on a damaged bridge begin.
Southbound traffic has been tailing back to Glendoick, meanwhile, northbound traffic was queued back to the on-slip at Perth.
The works, from Amey, are set to last for 10 weeks and will involve lane closures and contraflows.
It comes after the bridge was damaged in a crash in March 2023, which led to a lane being closed for several months.
One southbound driver said the traffic was causing 15-minute delays.
She told The Courier: “It’s currently backed up to the overpass at Glendoick.
“Once you get closer up, the traffic seems to come to a standstill.
“I wouldn’t want to be getting caught up in it.
“If I had to be somewhere for a certain time, I wouldn’t risk it and maybe find a detour.”
Traffic Scotland says on its website: “The A90 is currently restricted in both directions at Glencarse due to a contraflow system in operation.
“Motorists are advised to expect longer than normal journey times.”
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