Haudagain roundabout work in Aberdeen 'to take two years'
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The public are being asked for their opinion on the proposal
Work to tackle the traffic blackspot at Aberdeen's Haudagain roundabout is expected to take about two years, it has been announced.
The junction at the bottom of Anderson Drive is a notorious bottleneck.
It is hoped work will be ready after the Aberdeen bypass is completed by winter 2017.
Transport Minister Derek Mackay said: "Today's news will I'm sure be met with jubilation and relief in equal measure by road users across the region."
Mr Mackay said: "With work on Haudagain now in sight, the kind of congestion seen daily at Haudagain will before long be a thing of the past."
Members of the public are getting the chance to assess the proposed design, external.
Exhibitions will be held at the Lord Provost Henry E Rae Community Centre in Manor Avenue on Wednesday from 12:00 to 19:00 and Thursday from 10:00 to 18:00.
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