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190603Paper4A9Dualling

190603Paper4A9Dualling
This document contains an update on the multi-use path design for the A9 dualling project, specifically the Dalraddy to Slochd section. The Cairngorms Local Outdoor Access Forum is seeking advice on whether their position is clear and well-communicated to communities and interest groups. The A9 dualling project aims to upgrade the road between Perth and Inverness to improve safety, reduce journey times, and enhance links for pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport. While the current designs include an off-road multi-use path from Kingussie to Aviemore, there isn't one to Carrbridge. Concerns have been raised by the Cairngorms National Park Authority (Park Authority), Highland Council, and several community councils regarding the lack of adequate provision for non-motorised users. A feasibility study is underway to explore options for a tarmac off-road multi-use path between Aviemore and Carrbridge, but there's no clear commitment yet to build and maintain it.
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