A9 road

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The A9 road is a major Scottish trunk route running from Falkirk to Scrabster, forming the main north–south artery through the Highlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road
transport infrastructure
trunk road
connects Central Belt of Scotland with the Highlands
Inverness with Perth
Inverness with Thurso and Scrabster
country Scotland
crosses Dornoch Firth Bridge
Kessock Bridge
River Forth
forms main north–south artery through the Scottish Highlands
hasJunctionWith A82 road NERFINISHED
A86 road NERFINISHED
A95 road NERFINISHED
A96 road NERFINISHED
A99 road NERFINISHED
M9 motorway NERFINISHED
M90 motorway NERFINISHED
hasSpeedLimit 60 mph on single carriageway sections
70 mph on dual carriageway sections
knownFor long-distance intercity traffic
road safety concerns on single carriageway sections
scenic Highland landscapes
locatedIn Scotland
United Kingdom
maintainedBy Transport Scotland
partlyDualCarriageway true
partlySingleCarriageway true
partOf Scottish trunk road network
passesThrough Aviemore
Inverness
Perth
Pitlochry NERFINISHED
Stirling
Thurso
roadNumber A9
routeType A road
runsFrom Falkirk
runsTo Scrabster
terminusFor ferry services from Scrabster to Orkney
traversesRegion Caithness
Falkirk council area
Scottish Highlands
surface form: Highland

Perth and Kinross NERFINISHED
Stirling council area
Sutherland
upgradePlanned dualling between Perth and Inverness

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M9 motorway hasJunctionWith A9 road
Perth roadConnection A9 road