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£10m awarded to road safety improvement projects

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The Scottish Government has awarded funding to more than 120 road safety improvement projects in a bid to save lives.

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£10m awarded to road safety improvement projects

The Scottish Government has awarded funding to more than 120 road safety improvement projects in a bid to save lives.

8 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland

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How £10 million funding can save lives as road safety projects given new backing

Plans to improve road safety have been given a boost in a bid to address safety concerns on Scotland's local road network

8 days ago·Scotland, United Kingdom

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Gympie Today

Black Spot road works to start next month - Gympie Today

The Gympie region is set to benefit from road safety improvements, with a series of intersection upgrades and a road […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Black Spot road works to start next month appeared first on Gympie Today.

5 days ago

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transportnews.co.uk

Transport Scotland Unveil £10 Million Funding For Road Safety Upgrades

More than 120 road safety improvement projects have received £10 million funding from the Scottish Government, writes Peter Brown. The money will go to councils from the Road Safety Improvement Fund for initiatives that address safety concerns across Scotland’s local road network. Projects include: Junction improvements, including upgraded signals, road studs, improved signage and shared footways and cycleways to promote safer active travel. C…

5 days ago

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Together for Safer Roads Launches TSR Direct Vision Leadership Council

New York—Together for Safer Roads (TSR), a non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing road safety through cross-sector collaboration and technological innovation, has announced the formation of the TSR Direct Vision Leadership Council. Making sure that drivers can see what’s happening on the road in front, and to the side of them, is essential to reducing roadway fatalities and inju...

6 days ago

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projectscot.com

Funding boost for road safety improvement projects across Scotland

Fiona Hyslop MSP MORE than 120 road safety improvement projects have received funding from the Scottish Government. £10 million has been allocated to councils from the Road Safety Improvement Fund for initiatives that address safety concerns across the nation’s local road network. These projects include: junction improvements, including upgraded signals, road studs, improved signage and shared footways and cycleways to promote safer active trave…

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