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Traffic management in Broughty Ferry

Temporary traffic lights, Chapter 8 barriers, road closures and fully managed traffic management across Broughty Ferry, Dundee City (DD5). Hire the kit or let our crews run it, with permits from Dundee City Council handled for you.

Working on the road in Broughty Ferry

Permits and rules in Broughty Ferry

Dundee City Council is the highway authority for Broughty Ferry: Dundee City is the highway authority for local roads. Trunk roads are managed by Transport Scotland.

Road works in Scotland are noticed on the Scottish Road Works Register under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, and the Scottish Road Works Commissioner oversees how they are co-ordinated. The road authority sets the notice it needs for your type of works.

In and around Broughty Ferry, the A92 and A972 carry most of the through traffic. On roads like these, queue lengths decide the method: we set signal timings to keep traffic moving and suggest night or off-peak work where it helps.

With around 19,000 people living in the town, footways, bus routes and school runs all shape how works here are planned.

Equipment hire

Temporary traffic lights and barrier hire in Broughty Ferry

Delivered to your site in Broughty Ferry for your trained team to install, or set out and maintained by ours.

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Barriers

Chapter 8 barriers

Red and white interlocking barriers for carriageway works.

Hire only or installed
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Signs & boards

Road works signs

Advance warning, closure, diversion and information signs.

Hire only or installed
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Cones & lamps

Traffic cones

750mm and 1m cones with reflective sleeves.

Hire only or installed
  • Same-day quotes
  • Signal timings set for the site
  • Permits and TM drawings handled

Questions

Road works in Broughty Ferry: FAQs

Who do I apply to for a road works permit in Broughty Ferry?+

Dundee City Council. In Broughty Ferry, Dundee City is the highway authority for local roads. Trunk roads are the responsibility of Transport Scotland. We can make the application for you.

Do I need permission for temporary traffic lights in Broughty Ferry?+

Yes. Portable traffic signals on a public road in Broughty Ferry need the agreement of Dundee City Council, normally requested with your street works notice. Private land such as car parks and sites doesn't need it.

How much notice do I need for road works in Broughty Ferry?+

Road works in Scotland are noticed on the Scottish Road Works Register under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, and the Scottish Road Works Commissioner oversees how they are co-ordinated. The road authority sets the notice it needs for your type of works. Call us and we'll confirm what Dundee City Council needs for your job.

Can you cover an emergency in Broughty Ferry out of hours?+

Yes. Our emergency line 01632 960 999 is answered 24/7. Crews cover Broughty Ferry and nearby Tayport, Monifieth and Newport-on-Tay with signals, barriers and signs to make the site safe.

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Working in Broughty Ferry?

Tell us the street and the dates. We'll come back with kit, crew, permits and a price for Broughty Ferry, usually the same day.

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