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Drivers face 154-mile diversion as road closed following crash

Drivers are facing diversions of up to 154 miles after a crash has closed a road. Emergency services are at the scene of the incident in the Highlands, which occured around 7pm on Monday night. The A82 at Spean Bridge is closed and drivers have been advised of diversions and wanred of delays. As of […]

By deepak · August 10, 2026 · 2 min read

Drivers are facing diversions of up to 154 miles after a crash has closed a road.

Emergency services are at the scene of the incident in the Highlands, which occured around 7pm on Monday night.

The A82 at Spean Bridge is closed and drivers have been advised of diversions and wanred of delays.

As of 9pm on Monday, the road remained closed.

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A Traffic Scotland spokesperson said: "The A82 at Spean Bridge is closed due to a road traffic collision. Emergency services are at the scene.

"Drivers should use an alternative route at this time and expect delays. Check your journey at http://traffic.gov.scot."

Turn right onto the A86 and continue to Kingussie. Turn right at the junction for the northbound A9 on-slip and continue northbound towards Inverness.

Continue on the A9 to Longman Roundabout in Inverness and turn left onto the A82. Continue through Inverness and travel to Invergarry.

Thereafter follow permanently positioned diversion signs.

Southbound cars and light vehicles are being diverted locally via the B8004 through Banavie.

Southbound HGV traffic is currently being held at Stronaba.

Source: Read the original article on www.heraldscotland.com