Police Scotland Warns Drivers Not To Travel As Crashes Cause Major Closure Of A828 And A82

At around 11.05am on Friday morning, road policing officers were called to reports of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum, Argyll and Bute. As a result, one person was taken to hospital and officers closed a section of the A82 between Fort William and Tyndrum. Hours later, emergency services were called to the A828 near Castle Stalker at around 2.30pm on Friday to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry. The entire Oban to Fort William road was closed by officers and it is currently unknown if anyone was injured as a result. It comes after a major crash closed the A82 the day before, where two people were pronounced dead at the scene. Police issued the warning on social media, telling drivers not to travel “unless absolutely necessary”. It read: “Major road closures on the west coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. “The A828 is also completely closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. “Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary.” Major road closures on the West Coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. A828 also closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary. pic.twitter.com/WXlSJR18iA — Police Scotland (@polscotrpu) August 19, 2022 Regarding the crash on the A82, a Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 11.05am. on Friday August 19, officers received a report of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum. “One person was taken to hospital. “The road is currently closed.” About the A828 crash, a force spokesman said: “Officers were called to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry on the A828, Oban to Fort William, at around 2.30pm on Friday, August 19. “Emergency services are at the scene and the road is currently closed.”

title: “Police Scotland Warns Drivers Not To Travel As Crashes Cause Major Closure Of A828 And A82 Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-18” author: “John Cilenti”

At around 11.05am on Friday morning, road policing officers were called to reports of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum, Argyll and Bute. As a result, one person was taken to hospital and officers closed a section of the A82 between Fort William and Tyndrum. Hours later, emergency services were called to the A828 near Castle Stalker at around 2.30pm on Friday to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry. The entire Oban to Fort William road was closed by officers and it is currently unknown if anyone was injured as a result. It comes after a major crash closed the A82 the day before, where two people were pronounced dead at the scene. Police issued the warning on social media, telling drivers not to travel “unless absolutely necessary”. It read: “Major road closures on the west coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. “The A828 is also completely closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. “Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary.” Major road closures on the West Coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. A828 also closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary. pic.twitter.com/WXlSJR18iA — Police Scotland (@polscotrpu) August 19, 2022 Regarding the crash on the A82, a Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 11.05am. on Friday August 19, officers received a report of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum. “One person was taken to hospital. “The road is currently closed.” About the A828 crash, a force spokesman said: “Officers were called to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry on the A828, Oban to Fort William, at around 2.30pm on Friday, August 19. “Emergency services are at the scene and the road is currently closed.”

title: “Police Scotland Warns Drivers Not To Travel As Crashes Cause Major Closure Of A828 And A82 Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-27” author: “Stacy Moore”

At around 11.05am on Friday morning, road policing officers were called to reports of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum, Argyll and Bute. As a result, one person was taken to hospital and officers closed a section of the A82 between Fort William and Tyndrum. Hours later, emergency services were called to the A828 near Castle Stalker at around 2.30pm on Friday to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry. The entire Oban to Fort William road was closed by officers and it is currently unknown if anyone was injured as a result. It comes after a major crash closed the A82 the day before, where two people were pronounced dead at the scene. Police issued the warning on social media, telling drivers not to travel “unless absolutely necessary”. It read: “Major road closures on the west coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. “The A828 is also completely closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. “Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary.” Major road closures on the West Coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. A828 also closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary. pic.twitter.com/WXlSJR18iA — Police Scotland (@polscotrpu) August 19, 2022 Regarding the crash on the A82, a Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 11.05am. on Friday August 19, officers received a report of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum. “One person was taken to hospital. “The road is currently closed.” About the A828 crash, a force spokesman said: “Officers were called to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry on the A828, Oban to Fort William, at around 2.30pm on Friday, August 19. “Emergency services are at the scene and the road is currently closed.”

title: “Police Scotland Warns Drivers Not To Travel As Crashes Cause Major Closure Of A828 And A82 Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-24” author: “David Reynolds”

At around 11.05am on Friday morning, road policing officers were called to reports of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum, Argyll and Bute. As a result, one person was taken to hospital and officers closed a section of the A82 between Fort William and Tyndrum. Hours later, emergency services were called to the A828 near Castle Stalker at around 2.30pm on Friday to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry. The entire Oban to Fort William road was closed by officers and it is currently unknown if anyone was injured as a result. It comes after a major crash closed the A82 the day before, where two people were pronounced dead at the scene. Police issued the warning on social media, telling drivers not to travel “unless absolutely necessary”. It read: “Major road closures on the west coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. “The A828 is also completely closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. “Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary.” Major road closures on the West Coast due to serious traffic incidents. The A82 was closed between Fort William and Tyndrum. A828 also closed. Traffic is being diverted to Spean Bridge and the A9. Avoid the area as long delays are expected. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary. pic.twitter.com/WXlSJR18iA — Police Scotland (@polscotrpu) August 19, 2022 Regarding the crash on the A82, a Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 11.05am. on Friday August 19, officers received a report of a single vehicle collision on the A82 near Tyndrum. “One person was taken to hospital. “The road is currently closed.” About the A828 crash, a force spokesman said: “Officers were called to reports of a collision between a car and a lorry on the A828, Oban to Fort William, at around 2.30pm on Friday, August 19. “Emergency services are at the scene and the road is currently closed.”