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In June 2024, Transport Scotland figures reported that along single carriageways on the A9 there were 199 injuries and 15 deaths compared to 114 injuries and 7 deaths on dual carriageways, highlighting a double fatality rate for the undualed sections of the road.
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The Admiralty's West Coast of Scotland Pilot guide to inshore waters calls it "very violent and dangerous" and says "no vessel should then attempt this passage without local knowledge". Experienced scuba divers who have explored the waters have described it as "potentially the most dangerous dive in Britain". [3]
The SNP’s Westminster leader said Labour’s proposed cuts in the oil and gas sector would be harmful to all of Scotland.
It has been reported that the A9 is dubbed the most dangerous road in Scotland. [17] In 2022, despite the installation of average speed cameras, 17 people died on the A9, of whom 13 were on the stretch between Perth and Inverness, where much of the route is single carriageway.
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More from Scotland's papers. The Herald. The Scotsman. Daily Record. The Scottish Sun. Daily Mail. Scottish Daily Express. The Times. The Telegraph. The National. The Courier. The P&J. Glasgow ...
Car and truck bombings in Scotland (1 C, 1 P) G. Terrorist incidents in Glasgow (2 P) I. Improvised explosive device bombings in Scotland (1 C, 1 P)