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FOUR-YEAR PLAN FOR SCOTTISH ROADS
7th November 1958, Page 55
7th November 1958
Page 55
Page 55, 7th November 1958
— FOUR-YEAR PLAN FOR SCOTTISH ROADS
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ALARGE number of new schemes to improve cross-country communications in Scotland is included in a fouryear programme of roadworks which has been drafted by the Scottish Home Department.
The largest scheme will be the improvement of the Glasgow-Edinburgh and Perth-Dundee trunk roads, which will both have dual-carriageways. On the Glasgow-Carlisle road it is proposed that dual carriageways should be provided from Glasgow to the English border.